The Aluminum Monster
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- Mar 18, 2015
- 594
- 776
- Detector(s) used
- White's Coinmaster Pro, Tesoro Mojave, Garrett AT Pro, 5x8 DD, 15" NEL Attack, Garrett Pro-pointer, Pro Series 5x9 sand scoop, 30" Royal Compact sluice, 36" Bazooka Gold Trap, Gold Cube.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Was up in Maine hunting on one of my mother-in-law(ish)'s properties. She has a wonderful (for me) habit of buying up acreage with old homes on it. Works for me!
In the short time I was up there this weekend, Friday pm until early Sunday am, I was a able to squeeze in a short hunt around and old building.
The only coin found was the 1897 Indian Head. I love ANY coin I can find from the 1800s! I am not sure if it will come through on the pictures, but the green patina on it is very similar to the green on highway signs. It has a lovey obverse but the reverse is absolute toast.
2 harmonica reeds
1 gorgeous flat button with the eye still attached. It is larger than the other ones I have found
I *think* the white thing is from a horse bridle
A bullet shaped lipstick tube. Stamped "Northam Warren New York". Searching google and treasurenet, I would date this somewhere in the 1930s-1950s. I'll have to look more, or if anyone knows anything, feel free to chime in! It still has the lipstick in it!
Various horse stuff.
I'm not sure how whoever owned whatever Briggs and Stratton machine the keys belong to fueled it! I have both the gas cap keys, found a few inches apart.
I know there is more up there to find. My search acreage keeps growing so I am going to do my darndest to get up to Maine as often as possible this summer.
Thanks for looking and happy hunting all. Enjoy the day!
-Jay
In the short time I was up there this weekend, Friday pm until early Sunday am, I was a able to squeeze in a short hunt around and old building.
The only coin found was the 1897 Indian Head. I love ANY coin I can find from the 1800s! I am not sure if it will come through on the pictures, but the green patina on it is very similar to the green on highway signs. It has a lovey obverse but the reverse is absolute toast.
2 harmonica reeds
1 gorgeous flat button with the eye still attached. It is larger than the other ones I have found
I *think* the white thing is from a horse bridle
A bullet shaped lipstick tube. Stamped "Northam Warren New York". Searching google and treasurenet, I would date this somewhere in the 1930s-1950s. I'll have to look more, or if anyone knows anything, feel free to chime in! It still has the lipstick in it!
Various horse stuff.
I'm not sure how whoever owned whatever Briggs and Stratton machine the keys belong to fueled it! I have both the gas cap keys, found a few inches apart.
I know there is more up there to find. My search acreage keeps growing so I am going to do my darndest to get up to Maine as often as possible this summer.
Thanks for looking and happy hunting all. Enjoy the day!
-Jay
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