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Volume #11 Issue #9
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In this issue...
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While metal detecting if you don't find an aluminum pop top, well hmmmm, makes you wonder. John Chirco takes the pop tops
that he finds and places them inside the aluminum cans that he returns for that 10 cent refund that Michiganders are fortunate to be subject to! While it does not increase John's refund money it is providing a service to the environment as "aluminum does not break down in the soil and stays in the ground nearly forever".
Perhaps another thought would be if someone knows of a charitable group that collects these pop tops for charity.
If anyone has any other suggestions for items that they find, please feel free to e-mail them or speak up at the next meeting!
Thanks for your suggestion, John
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Fill Your Holes!
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Prize Winners!
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Coin/Token...........
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Jewelry.................
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John Chirco - 1920S Walking Liberty half dollar
Other submits: *1900 Indian penny *1943 Walking Liberty half dollar *Dollar trade
token "Good as gold" |
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John Chirco - Gold chain with a "Dad" pendant
Other submits: *(2) Class rings 1956 & 1959
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Dave Maultsby - Pallos Indian arrowhead
Other submits: *Gold pan, Quincy Mine Shaft House, Hancock, MI *Heel plate
*Civil war button |
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For their efforts John received a 1866 nickel 3 cent piece and a pre 1902
Canadian Love token and Dave walked away with an 1869 nickel 3 cent piece. Congrats! |
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Dawn Stephans - $13.00
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Next Meeting
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