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Since I'm new and don't post on here a lot you guys haven't seen much of my collection, so I thought I'd post some of my favorite trays. All of these are personal finds from the southern Ohio, northern Kentucky area along the Ohio River close to Portsmouth, Ohio.
 

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I enjoyed seeing them in person at the Peru show, and when you won an award it was well given! ::)
 
43 Years !
WOW,
Again wow, That is one fantastic collection.
Even better if they are all documented.

Beautifully displayed.
hard earned and hard won.
Well done my friend.

My vote for the Best of Treasure Net !!

Thom
 
creekhunter said:
I enjoyed seeing them in person at the Peru show, and when you won an award it was well given! ::)

Creekhunter, I think you mean the Ripley show.

Old Dog, thanks for the comments on my collection. Most of it is documented. There are some pieces from when I first started collecting as a young kid that I didn't document, but everything I find now either gets put in a site tray or gets a number and corresponding card with info. Even though I didn't document some of those earlier pieces, I still know what area they came from because we only hunted in one area when I was a kid.
 
Then it wouldn't be too hard to go back and document the earlier finds as well.
That is the nice thing about some collections, if the original collector is still able to do it.
Complete documentation make the collection complete.

Outdamstanding as far as I am concerned.
Thanks for letting us see such a fine group.

I am honored.
Thom
 

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