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    Probably the last good finds for 2022

    I found most of these over the Thanksgiving weekend. The cold has set in so I pretty sure I am done for awhile.

    There is a foreign coin from Hungary...a 1 Kreuzer from 1891.

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    The printing plate advertisement was found at a Buffalo beach. I reversed the picture so that you can read it with out getting a headache. Kinda cool I think.

    Stay warm and I hope everyone has a good new years and a short winter so we can get back out detecting!
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    Congrats on a nice Thanksgiving hunt and some great yearly totals. Happy Holidays!

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    OMG, you found two things I would have LOVE to have found!
    The Aetna plate is from a major CT company...and my dad spoke Hungarian, so the Kreuzer is sooo cool! I don't see the Hungarian coin in the pic tho...if that's it on top can we have a close up?!? Thanks and CONGRATS!
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    Quote Originally Posted by OxShoeDrew View Post
    OMG, you found two things I would have LOVE to have found!
    The Aetna plate is from a major CT company...and my dad spoke Hungarian, so the Kreuzer is sooo cool! I don't see the Hungarian coin in the pic tho...if that's it on top can we have a close up?!? Thanks and CONGRATS!
    thanks Drew! The Hungarian coin is on the top, 2nd from the left. It is very toasty especially on the other side. I can see that advertisement plate being in a newspaper from the 40s or 50s.
    Detectors I use: Minelab Equinox 900 & Manticore
    Favorite finds I have made:
    1,000+ silver coins
    92pcs of 1700's Trade Era Silver
    Copper Culture Indian Artifacts
    125+ War of 1812 Era buttons and relics
    My wife
    (probably should have started with that one)

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    That's quite the haul! I can picture that ad in one of the old newspapers for sure! Way to round out the year!
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    Nice bunch of coins. It was minus 9 at my house last night, but headed to Florida next week and taking the detectors along. Looks like you had a good year swinging. WD
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    That's an amazing way to end the season. I'm jealous
    CONGRATS!!!!
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