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LOOSE CHANGE: JULY 7, 2019Here are some additional items in the media this week that may be of interest. -Editor Wisconsin Metal Detectorists
This article from the Fond du Lac Reporter discusses local metal detecting fans and their coin finds. -Editor 
John Ruth's Medal Detecting Finds
The hunt for treasure is captivating and making a comeback around the country, Ruth said. Enthusiasts are drawn to the surprise of the prize – things like old coins, lost jewelry, historical artifacts. Even something as simple as an old wheat penny can be a thrill for a newcomer to uncover. "It gets me outside and exploring on road trips with my friends or the kids," Ruth said. "All you really need is some good weather and a spirit of adventure." Ruth's dad, John Ruth Sr., still lives up in Menominee. In his 50 years of detecting, he's uncovered 50,000 coins — about $4,000 worth. (He keeps a fastidious spreadsheet.) But that's not the best part of the hobby, he says. To read the complete article, see:
Fake Coins in Slabs
A discussion on the CoinTalk forum illustrates several fake coins in real and fake slabs. As always, buyer beware! -Editor To read the complete discussion, see:
CoinsWeekly Seeks Full-Time Numismatist
Speak both English and German? Love to travel? The CoinsWeekly team is looking to expand. -Editor To read the complete article, see:
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