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Offline SirLukeTopic starter
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« Reply #10 on: December 29, 2013, 01:34:08 pm »
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After hearing you guys say it was a wick raiser, I dug out an old oil lam fixture I had found detecting.  Sure enough, you guys nailed it.  One of the fixtures I have still has that piece on it. 

Great job!

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Luke Naliborski
2012 Stats
1-Indian Head
137 - Memorial
10 - Wheaties
19 - Jefferson Nickels
34 - Rosie Dimes
1 - Silver Dime
14 - Wash Quarters
1 - Kennedy Half
3 - Military Button
Oddest Find - German Military Medal 1849
Oldest Coin Find - Indian Head 1883

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