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I seen a video on Facebook where a dude up in Michigans upper peninsula digs up “float copper”. Some really big chunks then he cuts them up and polishes the slices to a high polish. Very interesting stuff to me. I wouldn’t mind having one on a shelf.
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GUVNER
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Yeh, you can buy those at gem and mineral shops. Some of them are really pretty.
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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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Since I've gotten back into metal detecting I see those videos on FB. Never knew of such a thing until recently. One video has a guy digging out a 70+ lb specimen. I'd have to have a dang backhoe to wrangle something that heavy out of a hole.
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