A Few Decent Finds in Alabama

N.O. noir et d'or

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Dec 9, 2012
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White's Dfx 300, Fisher CZ20, Garrett ATX, XP Deus
Primary Interest:
Relic Hunting
I dug a few good artifacts on a recent hunt in Spanish Fort, Alabama. Eight cannon friction primers, nine minie balls (with a particularly long Enfield and a Selma Arsenal manufacture both in the middle of the bottom row), seven Williams cleaner bottoms, four percussion caps, piece of a Bormann time fuse and a frag of perhaps an 8 inch mortar shell. Thanks for looking. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1500225335.977141.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1500225354.267787.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1500225371.234283.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1500225391.249477.jpg
 

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Thanks A11! It was a great experience - I just hope that it's one I can repeat. I will definitely post more photos, if I can find more artifacts - lol! I've hunted this area for over four years now, so there are no more fairly easy recoveries left. I'll post a photo of the only button I found there. Keep posting your finds as well!! Dan

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I missed this one , A Sweet Cast I , I've only dug 1 , but a few Lucky guys in my area seem to dig 1 every month or 2.

JIC ,,See how the inside of the Shank 'or the Edge' is kinda Sharpe ? It /They should have been more rounded , that led to them cutting through the thread more easily & the being lost more often , good thing for us.

I read that recently , so I fig, i'd pass it on .
 

That's correct. "Yet" being the key word here.
 

I missed this one , A Sweet Cast I , I've only dug 1 , but a few Lucky guys in my area seem to dig 1 every month or 2.

JIC ,,See how the inside of the Shank 'or the Edge' is kinda Sharpe ? It /They should have been more rounded , that led to them cutting through the thread more easily & the being lost more often , good thing for us.

I read that recently , so I fig, i'd pass it on .

David, This is my only one as well. Thanks so much for the info re the shank edge as that's something I would not have noticed - very interesting! Dan
 

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