Thanks Johnny,it's been a pleasure getting to know you and everyone else!Nice having a call guy to share finds with buddy!There is one find this year that I can not and is not noway of posting that being the peace I've found in myself and the joy to live life with out the aid of drugs!I owe alot of that to this hobby.As it has become away for me to release,and have something in the end to show for it.It's been tough at times with the old devil wanting to rare his horns but each day gets easyier and the feelings fade faster.Never been clean this long in my life from my first year as a teenager.johnnyi said:"Fantastic!" doesn't do justice to your FIRST YEAR of finds!! You've found at least two pieces (if not more) which any museum would covet (spoon mold and rare Continentl Army button); you've found countless more humble artifacts which 'tell the story' of how people lived; you've knocked yourself out researching this stuff; you've found cobs we drool over; you've kept a record of it all; and you shared it all with us!!!! Thank you 'TimerKiller"!!! It doesn't gt any better than this!!!
... From the alligator skeleton to the cut silvers and the sweet jug you just found ... all the great coins and relics! Great job in 2009 and may 2010 be even sweeter for you! 
timekiller said:Thanks Johnny,it's been a pleasure getting to know you and everyone else!Nice having a call guy to share finds with buddy!There is one find this year that I can not and is not noway of posting that being the peace I've found in myself and the joy to live life with out the aid of drugs!I owe alot of that to this hobby.As it has become away for me to release,and have something in the end to show for it.It's been tough at times with the old devil wanting to rare his horns but each day gets easyier and the feelings fade faster.Never been clean this long in my life from my first year as a teenager.johnnyi said:"Fantastic!" doesn't do justice to your FIRST YEAR of finds!! You've found at least two pieces (if not more) which any museum would covet (spoon mold and rare Continentl Army button); you've found countless more humble artifacts which 'tell the story' of how people lived; you've knocked yourself out researching this stuff; you've found cobs we drool over; you've kept a record of it all; and you shared it all with us!!!! Thank you 'TimerKiller"!!! It doesn't gt any better than this!!!
Take Care Buddy,
Hope to call you soon with another find!
Pete!
You are truly an amazing hunter and I'm glad I have been able to get to know you on this forum over the past year. 
I think the Spoon Mold will be remembered by many on this forum as one of the top finds of the year, without a doubt!
DonSJ buddy,all I can say is I'm eat up with it now there is not much time in a day that I'm not thinking along the lines of this stuff 
I wish you all a Happy & Successful New Year!![:-\](https://www.treasurenet.com/smilies/undecided.gif "Undecided :-\")
You must dig and dig and dig until there are no more cut silvers on that riverbank. 
