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[BobinSouthVA]

any ideas?

All I can see on it is

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[creskol]

points for a Model T Ford

 

[Tony (NC)]

Re: Yep.....

Good Call!

 

[BobinSouthVA]

Thanks Creskol, you're awesome, probably going to solve the next one before I post it

Thanks Tony

 

[aka da Prof]

and thank you, Creskol--- got a bunch my self-not a 'What'sit' any more--

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

These are posted here many times found by others. I guess they needed to be changed often.

We should have our own database.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Looking to the future, we should have our own database. It know its cool, like a game here, to be the first one to get it correct but the same items keep coming up. We have more than enough identified finds right now for a North American Finds Database (NAFD). Im afraid if we dont do it soon, someone else will and I have an idea who that may be. I believe whoever does it will move to the top of the treasure hunting community and remember you heard it here first from me. I think ia database of finds is paramount to keep TN on top as the best treasure hunting and identification website.

 

[baywalker]

Looking to the future, we should have our own database. It know its cool, like a game here, to be the first one to get it correct but the same items keep coming up. We have more than enough identified finds right now for a North American Finds Database (NAFD). Im afraid if we dont do it soon, someone else will and I have an idea who that may be. I believe whoever does it will move to the top of the treasure hunting community and remember you heard it here first from me. I think ia database of finds is paramount to keep TN on top as the best treasure hunting and identification website.

That is a big amen big , One of you computer gurus should jump on this and be a hero.

Jonnie

 

[metaldetectingtaylor]

Looking to the future, we should have our own database. It know its cool, like a game here, to be the first one to get it correct but the same items keep coming up. We have more than enough identified finds right now for a North American Finds Database (NAFD). Im afraid if we dont do it soon, someone else will and I have an idea who that may be. I believe whoever does it will move to the top of the treasure hunting community and remember you heard it here first from me. I think ia database of finds is paramount to keep TN on top as the best treasure hunting and identification website.

This would be awesome!

 

[creskol]

Looking to the future, we should have our own database. It know its cool, like a game here, to be the first one to get it correct but the same items keep coming up. We have more than enough identified finds right now for a North American Finds Database (NAFD). Im afraid if we dont do it soon, someone else will and I have an idea who that may be. I believe whoever does it will move to the top of the treasure hunting community and remember you heard it here first from me. I think ia database of finds is paramount to keep TN on top as the best treasure hunting and identification website.

This would be awesome!

Yes, but labor intensive. Be a huge amount of work.

 

[olroy70]

My dad made an electric fence charger out of one of these. with a nut welded to a girdle spring.

(wonder what happened to that thing?)

 

[aka da Prof]

before I got my first computer, I would go through every issue of 'Ask Mark Parker' for my analogical data base--yes, please! some smart person had oughta do that for us here--

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

before I got my first computer, I would go through every issue of 'Ask Mark Parker' for my analogical data base--yes, please! some smart person had oughta do that for us here--

If I was smart, I would keep the idea to myself and secretly spend my time working on it, make some big bucks one day. But Im about as dumb as a rock when it comes to making money..

The idea is based on the UKFDB but for American finds. "recording our heritage for future generations." http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/


Its to bad TN is not interested. I ran it by Mark on an earlier thread but not sure he grasped the enourmous potential or maybe its just too much work. Mark and Jeff have done such a great job at TN and this seems the next logical step. I remember years ago, I suggested to try and save all old What Is Its for a book when we needed disc space. But this database is a better idea. Now is time to put it all together.