A few early Morn'n hunts...
Hey all,,,
I been really busy all week, but I did manage to sneak in a few early morning hunts.
The little aluminum anvil was at 3" down and just about blew my headphones off my head...
It's 3-1/2" long, 1-1/2" tall, 7/16" wide, and has a #6 on it, maybe the weight ( 6 oz. ) I'm guessing it's a jewelers anvil, couldn't be use for too much else... The dime is a 1938 Canadian, my first Canadian silver, found at about 5" to 6" down....
The spoon ring has " ORIGINAL ROGERS " stamped on the inside, not sure about it's age. Looks to be brass, with silver plate.
The tag has the #39 on it...Anyone know what these types of tags were used for? I have found several of these...
Last but not least is the little Jockey riding a horse. It was at about 6" down and give off a foil signal. The tail is missing...
Hope ya all had a great week and have a Happy Memorial weekend...
Good luck & Happy hunting~
Hey all,,,
I been really busy all week, but I did manage to sneak in a few early morning hunts.
The little aluminum anvil was at 3" down and just about blew my headphones off my head...
It's 3-1/2" long, 1-1/2" tall, 7/16" wide, and has a #6 on it, maybe the weight ( 6 oz. ) I'm guessing it's a jewelers anvil, couldn't be use for too much else... The dime is a 1938 Canadian, my first Canadian silver, found at about 5" to 6" down....
The spoon ring has " ORIGINAL ROGERS " stamped on the inside, not sure about it's age. Looks to be brass, with silver plate.
The tag has the #39 on it...Anyone know what these types of tags were used for? I have found several of these...
Last but not least is the little Jockey riding a horse. It was at about 6" down and give off a foil signal. The tail is missing...
Hope ya all had a great week and have a Happy Memorial weekend...
Good luck & Happy hunting~
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