K1DDO1979
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Finally got out again with the detector and did a new old house yard permission. I found four large cents, a Nova Scotia half cent, a US Indian head one cent and a three silver coins. I always love finding those little Canadian 5 cent pieces (fish scales). These two were dated 1918 and 1910. Plus I found a little button that turns out to be a transitionary business name from the UK. In 1866 when a new partner named Augustus joined they became E. A. Seagrove remaining so until 12 years after Edwin's death in 1880 when in 1892 it changed yet again to Seagrove and Co. Thanks for looking! 😁👍
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