Metal Detecting a Soy Field From the 1800's Uncovers Coins, Relics and Mystery Objects!
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Nokta simplex -Perfect for beginners
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Nokta Legend
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Nokta Legend Pro Pack.
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Garrett Pin Pointer
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Deus 2 Bundle
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Root Slayer Shovel
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Hand Digger tool
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Contact us if you have any questions, inquiries or just want to know more about our hobby. We love to talk about it our passion about what we do. We love metal detecting in Canada and all over the world.
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That door knob would make nice paperweight. Good dig.
Hey Dudes. Another couple of Largies... gotta love that green patina!
It was a good day at the field.
So many pennies being lost eh? No matter where you look. I once found an 1886 Upper Canada penny in my friend’s backyard in Ottawa poking out of the ground. No equipment, as I was a kid, but it made me interested in history and metal detecting.
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That would be a cool find as a kid. You should head back there now with your detector. Just as side note, The Upper Canada coins stopped being minting in 1857. After that they created large cents with the first issue being in 1858 with Queen Victoria on it. They did issue a Large Cent in 1886, so most likely that's what you found if the date is correct. Congrats!