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  1. 08-12-2015, 04:31 PM #1
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    My story made it in Andy's new CTX3030 book

    I sent in a story and photos to Andy Sabisch when he was looking for contributors for the new CTX 3030 handbook. The story and photos I sent were the Native American Copper Culture artifacts I found using the CTX. It is featured in the Relic section on page 135. I was given a free copy of the book for my contribution. A big thank you to Andy for writing the book and for my free copy.
    Here is a link to the original posts on the finds:

    http://www.americandetectorist.com/f...Copper+culture

    http://www.americandetectorist.com/f...Copper+culture

    Here is a link to the new book if you are interested.
    http://www.sabischbooks.com/books/minelab/
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  2. 08-12-2015, 10:08 PM #2
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    Way to go Jeff !! Congrats on finding those spectacular artifacts and having them in Andy's book .Wow , you've been detecting since 77' that makes me feel like a newby . Still using your old X-1 on my Explorer when I can find the time to get out .
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    Huge congrats Jeff , you must feel pretty excited to have your finds featured in Andy's book . they are truly some great looking examples of early native tools , I'm very happy for you to get that kind of recognition sir !
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    Kudos to you Jeff Those were important finds and deserve all the press they get. Congratulations
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    Just got my copy yesterday... Great book!
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    Congrats Jeff. Well deserved.
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  7. 08-16-2015, 02:04 PM #7
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    Congrats ! Awesome finds and you they clearly deserved to appear in Andy Sabisch's book !
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    Congrats! Those are incredible finds most worthy of publication

    Ordered my book over the weekend. Andy's Explorer/Etrac book was huge resource for me can't wait for the new one to get here.
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    Received mine in the mail Wednesday. Holy crap, this is a must have book for all CTX 3030 users. I thought I was on the right page with my set up, etc. turns out I wasn't even in the right book. Great information on set up, fine tuning, tips and tricks and it’s an easy read.
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