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Cajun Detector

Tenderfoot
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Slidell,Louisiana
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Nox 800,Garrett Pro AT, Lesche Sampson
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Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
It weighs 26 grams and dinged my AT PRO at 94. It is not magnetic in any way. It appears to have been cut from a bigger piece.
I found it near Ft. Pike in New Orleans at the Rigolets.
 

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Chip off a farming tine, 63 farmall brand........or just junk.
 
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Welcome to the Maddness and to the best place to ID your finds... TreasureNet!

Sorry, but I don't think it has any value other than scrap.
File on an edge and tell us what color the metal is.
It's not stainless or lead.
Could be brass.
 
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This exactly the way to shape a piece used to reinforce a welded 90 degree joint. the small cut at the 90 degree apex is there to clear the buildup of welded metal in the joint. Looks to be cut with a torch or a plasma cutter. I'm surprised it's not magnetic.
 
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Looks like cutting torch waste.
 
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Welcome to Tnet.
 
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