BeachHunter
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Welcome aboard Busho! Good luck with the finds!
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Welcome to the forum Lone Star!
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Welcome to the forum from SoCal. Good Luck!
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Welcome to the forum Paul. You guys are in my prayers. Best of luck in your sister’s recovery and in your return to the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
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Equinox Technology Is Amazing
BeachHunter replied to Gerry in Idaho's topic in Minelab Equinox Forum
Congrats on the nice coin finds Gerry! Thank you for the pics. -
I loved my Sovereign GT. Awesome coin hunt!
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Eqx 800 Pulls Through Big Time- I’m A Believer, Fan Too
BeachHunter replied to a topic in Minelab Equinox Forum
Thank you for the interesting video Tn. Always good and I learn something! -
Wow! What a Great story! Awesome finds and return. Especially thanks for the photos of all those beautiful coins. Banner!
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Welcome aboard! Good luck locating the magazine.
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Looking For A Tesoro Tejon
BeachHunter replied to BeachHunter's topic in Compass, D-Tex, Tesoro, Etc.
Thanks for the link Kac! Boy if only I could find an early split window. Lol! -
Welcome aboard! Best of luck!
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The Steel jump ring may have been added at a later date. Hard to obtain sterling silver findings if pre-internet.
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Beach Mining
BeachHunter replied to johnedoe's topic in Gold Panning, Sluicing, Dredging, Drywashing, Etc
The only beach mining I do is with a small shovel! Here’s a pic. I try to remain incognito. Lol!
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The Day We Rolled An Expensive Prospecting Rig
BeachHunter replied to klunker's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Oops! I guess you can’t be too careful. ? -
Welcome to the forum! Best of luck with the new 800.
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Great way to make patterns and original masters.
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I’m interested in finding a used Tejon. The Tesoro’s remind me of the Sovereign GT in some ways.
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Welcome to the forum Edwardo. Reminds me of a large petrified walnut. Very cool!
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The air bubbles on the back remind me of an investment casting without a vacumn unit to pull out air bubbles. So if the air bubbles are only present on one side then that might give a clue to which casting method was used. Very nice job on the castings by the way!
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Always willing to share in any way I can help out. I just gave away my burnout oven and centrifugal caster, flasks and a bunch of other casting equipment. I now have giver’s remorse. Lol!
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Very cool finds. Congrats!
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That’s kind of you to say. I’m not really compared to my wife. Lol! I was a jewelry caster and gold and silversmith for a number of years.
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I'd say you are correct on all points kac. Upon closer inspection, it does look like a pre-centrifugal casting. The composition is a good clue to it's age. Interesting and awesome find.
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Good post on the Equinox Mark. I find the Nox to be one of the best detectors I’ve ever used. Easy to ID targets and boy does it deliver the goods on the Nickels. Best of luck!
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Gerry, Yes it does say Antique on the crushed version as well. Identicle to the uncrushed cap. The Paul Jones Bottle pictured, I believe, is prepro. Pre Prohibition..
