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Stone Mountain Treasure Hunters The General July 2012 Our Next Club Meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 28th, 2012 at 7 pm at fire station #5. For directions, please refer to the club s website, http://www.stonemountaindiggers.com/ July 31st th, 2012 Meeting Minutes: There were 19 attendees and three of whom became members! Welcome Andy Cohen, Billy Martin and Sandy Hirsch. Treasury Report: Balance forward: $1286.13 Dirty Money: $10.10 Raffle $21.00 6 Dues: $144.00 Sub total:$1461.23. - Top 10 payout: -$217.95 The final treasury balance was $1243.28. The meeting site is: Gwinnett County Fire Station # 5. 3001 Old Norcross Road Duluth, GA 30045

Lost and Found Lost anything or want to help find lost items? Go to http://www.lostmystuff.net/ Websites of Interest Club Interests Our new officers have been elected for the 2012-2013 term. They are: Mark Whipkey Clayton Nugent Robert Powell Treasurer John Dyer/ Mark Whipkey Jeff Herke Point of Contact Hunt Master President Vice President Secretary -open- Programs Webmaster Doug Sortino -open- We are still in desperate need of a Treasurer and a Hunt Master for the Yearly Club Seeded Hunt. Congratulations to all our new officers! Need to have jewelry appraised? Try H&A International Jewelry for $20 located at 1820C Independence Sq., Dunwoody, GA 30338. 770-396-3456. Maybe you need to cash in your gold and silver finds. Try ARA Refinery at www.aragold.com. Another refinery is Midwest Refinery, www.midwestrefineries.com. Here are a few places around the web to visit. There are several links throughout the newsletter of interest to check out. I distribute the newsletter converted into the pdf format. Using Acrobat Reader 8 or later, the links in this newsletter can take you straight to the websites. If not, try downloading the latest Acrobat Reader: http://get.adobe.com/reader/ A great site geared for treasure hunters and preservation of the hobby: http://www.wwats.org/ Many detecting forums can be found here: http://www.findmall.com/ Another website with a multitude of forums: http://metaldetectingforum.com/ A website for the treasure hunter: http://www.treasurenet.com/ Here is a site on everything you need to know about gold: http://goldeducator.com/index.php/mater ialtypes Here is a great repository website on everything metal detecting: http://www.mdhtalk.org An online relic hunting magazine. Very good! http://www.relic-hunting.com/

Want to know the metal content value of your coins? http://www.coinflation.com/ Save all those nickels and pennies! Here is a gold/silver value calculator. http://www.dendritics.com/scales/metalcalc.asp Dirty Money Raffle Prize: Billy Martin won a 1921 Morgan silver dollar. Monthly Finds Winners: Artifacts: Mark Whipkey $10.10 Dirty Money was turned in this month. Please remember to bring in your dirty modern coin finds and scrap copper or brass finds. If you can t make it to a meeting but would like to join the club or renew your membership, please send your check to Bill Robertson, 4110 Menlo Drive, Tucker, GA 30084. Should you need to contact Bill his phone is 770-938-7712 or Email robe7827@bellsouth.net. We are always in need of items to be used for door prizes at our meetings. Please bring what you can to any of our meetings. Door Prizes: (July s winners) Mark s finds include: a cell phone, knife, 12 earrings, keys, spoon, bracelet, and rings. Mark uses a Whites MXT w/dd coil. David Dozier won a White s Apron. Clayton won a screwdriver. Rob Pech won a Kellyco hat. Jack Shipley won a Minelab Coolie Cup and Ink Pin

Coins: Jeff Herke and Rob Pech Jeff s finds include a 1938 Mercury dime, a 1984 Barber Quarter, and 5 Wheaties Jeff uses a Minelab Explorer II. Doug s finds include: 5 fired 3 ringers, Williams Cleaner, Williams Cleaner bottoms, completed Round Ball and Shot X 3 Doug uses Minelab detectors. Jewelry: John Dyer Rob s finds include a 1939D Half Dollar and a 1867-1883 Shield Nickel. Rob uses a Garrett AT Pro. Relics: Doug Sortino John s finds include 14k Sandra Necklace, 14k woman s ring, and 14k

Men s ring. John uses various detectors brands Congratulations everyone! Find of The Month: John Dyer s 14k Sandra necklace. Jul-2012 Top Ten Points 1 Mark Whipkey 26 2 John Dyer 23 3 Jeff Herke, Doug Sorentino, Rob 22 Pech Club Information: The Stone Mountain Treasure Hunters were organized in 1982. The founding members recognized the need for an organization of metal detecting enthusiasts to promote the following: That metal detecting is a rewarding and beneficial hobby to be shared by any individual or family. That all people using metal detectors share a common responsibility to themselves, and to the treasure hunting fraternity, to respect the rights of all landowners and public officials in the preservation and protection of their property against trespass or undue damage through carelessness on the part of treasure hunters or other individuals. That service to historical societies, law enforcement agencies, and charitable organizations, is an integral part of a treasure hunter s code of ethics. 4 Robert Powell, Bill Robertson 17 5 Andy Cohen, Wes Mayo 9 6 Clayton, Steve Wilson 5

In furtherance of these aims, the Stone Mountain Treasure Hunters have established this organization, for the purpose of inspiring those standards of attainment and neighborly conduct; and it shall be the endeavor of the members who may be called upon to preside over and govern this organization, to enforce the precepts of this organization by every reasonable means within their power, and they and all members of this organization shall exemplify those principles by conduct as well as enforcement in order that the club may bring honor to itself, and the world may be convinced of the sincerity of our purpose. Club Meeting Information Meetings are normally held the last Tuesday of the month (no meeting in December) at 7 PM at the Gwinnett County Fire Station # 5. 3001 Old Norcross Road Duluth, GA 30045 Club Officers President Mark Whipkey Vice President Clayton Nugent Secretary Robert Powell Treasurer Programs John Dyer/Mark Whipkey Webmaster Jeff Herke Newsletter Publisher / Editor Clayton Nugent Club Information Contact Doug Sortino Tucker, GA 30084. Should you need to contact Bill his phone is 770-938-7712 or Email is robe7827@bellsouth.net. Point of Contact: For information on our club, its meetings, or activities please contact Doug Sortino. Our Club Website: http://www.stonemountaindiggers.com You can find our club s constitution, Find of The Month and Year rules, the entry form for the Find of The Month / Treasure Hunter of The Year competition, pictures showing the winning entries from the previous months Find of The Month category winners, past monthly newsletters, membership list, interesting links, etc Please forward any constructive comments on our club s website format or what you would like to see. Submit them at the next club meeting. For items of interest to The Club and its members, please forward any articles along with the publication s name and date or items of interest to Clayton Nugent or submit them at the next club meeting. To Join or Renew Your Club Membership: The club s membership year is from July July. Dues are $24 this year and are still a great value. Dues are prorated during the year. Make your checks payable to Stone Mountain Treasure Hunters. Please mail them to Bill Robertson, 4110 Menlo Drive,