We just replaced the entire kitchen in our old house that had a kitchen addition built on in 1963 and they used a 1943 nickel as a cabinet shim! The nickel was placed under the rear of a lower cabinet. It seems that shims were not invented yet cause they used anything they could find as shims including, broken up yardstick, torn pieces of old lenolium, coins and nails? Quality work for sure!
Minelab E-Trac / White's DFX / Garrett pro pinpointer / Lesche digger
Their quality work is your gain
V3i- Prism IV- Pro Pointer
2020 GOAL: Any Flowing Hair coin
TOTAL 100 YEAR OLD COINS - -280
2020:
Silver: 11
Oldest U.S. Copper - 1795 Liberty Cap
Oldest U.S. Silver - 1829 Capped Bust Dime extra large 10C
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2013 28 Silvers
2014 6 Silvers, 10 Wheats
Oldest coin 1899 Barber Quarter
Fisher F75 LTD, Garrett ProPointer, Springfield 1911
“Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero”……HORACE
That's cool, I wonder if they charged extra for that job?
YTD hours hunted 159
Silver coins 38
Indian cents 59
Wheats 292
Buff's nickels 2
"V" nickels 6
Sheild Nickels 0
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Minelab Equinox 800, 15”Coiltek, 11” & 6”coils
XP Deus II , 11", 9” & 11x13 coils
Detectors since 1977: Simplex, DEUS, CTX 3030, F75 Ltd, Etrac, Excal II, V3i, DFX, GTI2000, Eagle II, 6000DI, 6DB, AlaskanTR4B, Beachcomber
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