Well Folks, I haven't been out detecting much since moving from the Raleigh area to the NC mountains last year. I miss my old CW relic stomping grounds. Trying to get back into the swing of things so I started hitting some older homes in town. Been to three so far with not much to show for it. I think someone sucked up all the silver here before me too? 
Today I hit this 1920's house and found a few things. My very first signal was a beautiful old sash buckle in the side yard. I am guessing it's Victorian era, but please let me know if you know otherwise.
On the other side of the house I dug a signal and about soiled myself. I saw an oval green patina item in the hole and thought for sure it was an old CW buckle. Now I don't know what it is.
It has gold gilt still on both sides. Perhaps a base for something?
Other finds were a toe tap, tie tack (?), round whatsit, and about eight 1930's & 40's wheat pennies.
Not a great hunt, but it was good to get out again.
If anyone knows of any vigin CW spots in the NC mountains let me know. LOL
Thanks for looking,
MM
Today I hit this 1920's house and found a few things. My very first signal was a beautiful old sash buckle in the side yard. I am guessing it's Victorian era, but please let me know if you know otherwise.
On the other side of the house I dug a signal and about soiled myself. I saw an oval green patina item in the hole and thought for sure it was an old CW buckle. Now I don't know what it is.
It has gold gilt still on both sides. Perhaps a base for something?Other finds were a toe tap, tie tack (?), round whatsit, and about eight 1930's & 40's wheat pennies.
Not a great hunt, but it was good to get out again.
If anyone knows of any vigin CW spots in the NC mountains let me know. LOL
Thanks for looking,
MM
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