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While my main emphasis on this blog is building coin collections by utilizing metal detectors, I find many other valuable treasures in the form of jewelry and relics too. As I did on the post for 20 favorite/best coin finds, I am including date, metal detector used and how deep item was located. Most of these finds came from either the land or water around Tarpon Springs, FL

1. 4 Diamond 14K Star of Linde Sapphire Ring - Found summer of 1973 at Tarpon Beach using a White's Amphibian (diver's model). First water ring find - at only 1 inch deep.

2. W W I Gas Mask/ WW II Jeep - White's two box instrument used on war training grounds in Tarpon Springs. Gas Mask 4ft. deep and jeep front end and motor 8ft. Backhoe used to retrieve and sold Gas mask for $150.00.

3. 1936 Sterling Silver Lighter - Fisher 1260 with mini coil used to find this workable lighter at about 8 in. deep in the median grass of Sunset Hills school (1990).

4. Confederate Soldier's burial marker - Found in Tarpon ( 1992) using Garrett Master Hunter 7 on vacant lot being cleared for Fitness Center parking lot (only 3 in. deep).

5. 1926 Macy's Department Store weighing scale - Found in remote undeveloped area in Tarpon called the "Jungle". Medeford BFO with 5/12 inch combo coil used to locate at 2 ft. deep. It weighted about 200 pounds and not restorable (1970).

6. 1/3K diamond men's 14K Ring - My personal favorite ring find of over 400 gold and silver rings. Nice fit found with fisher CZ 20 at 3 inches deep T.S. Beach (1996).

7. Ornate Sterling & Gold men's watch band - Made in Columbia S.A. in 1924, this beauty found on former football stadium (1975) at about 4 in. deep with Fisher M Scope 11.

8. 18K Woman's ring - I found this garnet ring with my Fisher 1260 with mini coil at about 2 in. deep. Ring had date of 1895 ( my oldest ring find) -dug up on Lemon St. lot.

9. Navy WW II sterling ring - Found on vacant lot on Levis/Lime St. and returned to owner who lost it in1942 just before shipping out. Garrett MH 7 with sniper coil used to locate ring 45 years later - 1987 at about 2 inches deep.

10. White Gold wedding band - Dated 1949, I found this ring at Tarpon High's football concession stand on my first day of metal detecting - 12/25/69 with Medeford BFO at 2 inches deep. Returned ring to couple who lost it Fall of 1967.

11. 1921 Silver Dollar in S.S. bezel - Located at playground of Tarpon Elemtary in 1993. Fisher 1260 found this beauty at 11 inches deep.

12. Cache (45 BU) Bank Tokens - First National Bank Tokens minted in 1918 and buried in 1929 with fall of Stock Market. Fisher 1260 used in 1990 on property of then 92 yrs. old bank president who buried them more than a foot deep. He let me keep all 45.

13. Antique 14Kt white gold onyx ring - My first on the beach non-water find made with Jetco BFO detector in 1970 at Dunedin Beach ( 3 inches deep).

14. Cache of 13 coins/tokens - My 2nd cache- found on vacant lot on Oak St. in Tarpon using Fisher 1260 in 2000. Valued at over $2000.00 these coins were in a tobacco tin about 8 inches deep.

15. 1868 Gold Dollar coin ring - My first gold coin find(1985) using a Bounty Hunter Big Bud at Fred Howard Park. Ring was less than two inches deep in sandy soil.

16. 2 Tarpon Springs H.S. Class Rings - Found with CZ 20 on first time out at Fred Howard Beach (Spring Break 1985). Returned both rings and one belonged to one of my students. They were both less than 2 inches deep.

17. 3 (Live) WW II Artillery Shells - These were dug up in 1971 using Relco & Jetco BFO detectors at area used for artillery training in 1941-42. Shells were about 6-8 in. deep.

18. 1 Carat Diamond 24K Nugget Pendant on 22 in. gold chain - Appraised at $4500.00 and found with CZ 20 at Fred Howard Beach in shallow sand. Returned to owner.

19. 1880 Orange Belt Rail Road Brass Lock - Located along a spur line in Tarpon Springs at about foot deep with Medeford BFO with 12 inch coil.

20. Antique 14K Watch - Found in Clearwater, FL in grass area of shopping center parking lot with Fisher 1210 less than inch deep (2002).

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Review of Cj Jeeps

Looking for buying CJ Jeeps?  If you plan to buy a CJ Jeep in the near future, it is important to read reviews of CJ Jeeps.  By doing so, you will understand some of the fine options you have available when it comes to buy a CJ Jeep.  Here I will review the CJ 7 jeeps (a.k.a. CJ7 Jeeps), CJ 5 Jeeps and CJ 8 Jeeps here, so that you can get a better idea about what these vehicles have to offer.

The abbreviations “CJ” literally stands for civilian jeep. The CJ 5, CJ 7 and CJ 8 Jeeps are vehicles that were based on military jeeps, but made available to the general public later.  The very first of all CJ Jeeps was created in the early 1940s and was identified as the CJ-2.  The CJ Jeeps endured a process of evolution as years passed and each new model came out with different variations.  In the late 1980’s, the CJ7 and CJ8 were replaced by the Jeep Wrangler.

More than 600,000 CJ 5 jeeps were manufactured before the production of this model ended in 1983.  These CJ 5 jeeps were manufactured with V6, F head, 4 cylinder engines under the hood, and there were many different models of the CJ5 Jeep created.  Models included the Tuxedo Park Mark III & IV, the Camper, the 462, the Renegade I & II, the Super Jeep and the Golden Eagle.

The CJ 7 Jeeps were first produced in the late 1970s and production of this model ended in 1986.  The CJ7 Jeep was build with all wheel drive, a hardtop, tilted steering, solid steel doors, and chrome grills, bumpers, and mirrors.  This model was actually produced with a diesel operated variant, but the production of the diesel power model was limited to only a couple of year’s time.  In addition, CJ7 Jeeps were offered with a total of four different motors: the AMC Inline four, the Inline six, the V8, and the diesel C240.

CJ8 jeeps were actually a truck version of the CJ 7 jeeps identified as the Jeep Scrambler.  This model became available to the public in the early 1980s.  A total of 30,000 units of this model were manufactured over the years.

I recommend you checking out JeepMax.com. It is a specialized Jeeps for Sale site, offering a great selection of CJ Jeeps for sale. This website makes finding your dream CJ Jeep a million times easier. Be sure to try this website before you buy.

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Wilson Snyder is a freelance writer. Learn more about CJ Jeeps at JeepMax.com

How do you turn on the fog lights on the lower front bumper of a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee?

I just got a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo SE last weekend... it has the two round fog lights on the lower part of the front bumper. I can not figure out how to turn these on... I figured they would turn on when you turned on the other fog lights but mine do not. Are they just broken or am I an idiot? Thanks for your help!

If I remember correctly, you turn the headlights on by rotating the left stalk on the steering column. If this is true, simply pull out on the stalk to turn on the foglights. My '04 Wrangler is set up that way.

Churning up some mud at the Jeep Blessing
MESICK - When Pastor Chad Carmichael asked the crowds standing in a semi-circle around his makeshift pulpit if they were first-timers, about a fourth raised their hands.

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