A few more Civil war relics.

Dan(NM)

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Modified Explorer 2
Raptor c-31 digger
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I was able to get back to my 1850's site early this morning for an all day hunt. First half of the day was slow, only a couple of trouser buttons, a percussion cap and some lead. The latter half of the day finally started to get a bit more exciting with 4 buttons, more percussion caps and some misc, pieces of flat brass debris and more lead.

Running my Nox as follows.

11" coil

2-tones

recovery 6

iron bias 0

tone break at -9 to +9

sens 23

Park 1
 

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That made for a great day! I love finding GSB's, but that Dragoon button would have been the icing on the cake............. maybe someday here in Az I'll get one, but at this point I'll settle for a 'C'.
 

That made for a great day! I love finding GSB's, but that Dragoon button would have been the icing on the cake............. maybe someday here in Az I'll get one, but at this point I'll settle for a 'C'.

I agree sweet 'D' button & good condition GS Buttons , Heck I have never dug a 'D' or a 'C' button US or Confederate.
Nice Saves Dan(NM).
 

Nice hunt there dan You keep adding to ur collection of civil war , congratulations
 

Great hunt Dan, those buttons are fantastic saves, especially the D button, Los of nice digs for the day, congrats on all the saves
 

Nice hunt there dan You keep adding to ur collection of civil war , congratulations

Thanks Jimmy, I have to get it before moving to Texas :)
 

Nice digging Dan. Your coil found some mighty fine relics. A day like that is very rare. Thanks for sharing and GL back out there.
 

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