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    2 Silver dimes, 3 wheats and a Junior Police Badge.

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    Found this Junior Badge with my other 2 silvers today. Found also 3 wheats. The badge is well made. Any ideas how old? I do not believe it is from any newer than 1950s. I have found others but they are smaller and lighter.
    2017 Total:
    Mercs= 2
    Wash=1
    Seated=1
    total slivers=4
    Wheats 8.
    Indians=4 (1864,1865,1888)
    LG cents=1
    1 Sliver Pendent, 2= 3-ringers, 2 tokens

    Most Valuable find ever: 1834 C.B. dime, Oldest 1776 1/2 Reale, Biggest 1822 CB half.
    Detectors: E-trac and F75LTD2

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    Veteran Member leslie(nova scotia)'s Avatar
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    A good day by any measure!
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    Congrats on the silver and the interesting badge. The badge is really interesting. Hope you can ID it! HH!
    Coins found so far: (DETECTING SINCE JULY 2015)
    Silver - 1 SLQ, 6 Washingtons, 11 Mercs, 8 Rosies, 1 Barber Dime, 7 War Nickels
    Others - 6 buffalo nickels, 1 large cent, 1 colonial copper, 5 IHP, and too many wheats.

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    Garrett AT Pro, Ace 250, and Pro-Pointer AT

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    Elite Member Digger Don's Avatar
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    Great hunt. Congrats. That badge is a cool find.
    Oldest Coin: 1699 William III Halfpenny


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    Silver 5
    Indian 3, Buff 1, V Nik 1, Rosie 2, Barber Dime, SLQ 1, barber qtr 1,

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    One lesson learned. I took my e-trac and used min discrimination. I set the FE01 01-37 discrim on and FE01 49-50 discr on. This keeps the iron from wrapping. Also, put a little discrimination at the bottom. Wow, I was using my 8x6 SEF coil and it hit a Merc and it was screaming. I had been over this area over 6 times with all kinds of coils. The difference was the setting on the discrimination. U do not need a lot of discrimination. The detector was very stable and quiet. Was running mult tone and conductive. I have been using the e-trac for over a year and this was a ah ha moment. Give it a try and you will be amazed.
    2017 Total:
    Mercs= 2
    Wash=1
    Seated=1
    total slivers=4
    Wheats 8.
    Indians=4 (1864,1865,1888)
    LG cents=1
    1 Sliver Pendent, 2= 3-ringers, 2 tokens

    Most Valuable find ever: 1834 C.B. dime, Oldest 1776 1/2 Reale, Biggest 1822 CB half.
    Detectors: E-trac and F75LTD2

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