Johncoho
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- Feb 14, 2014
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- Whites Spectrum XLT, Garrett AT Pro, Macro pinpointer, Garrett carrot pinpointer,
Lesch digger, Nel Tornado coil for ATPro, Garret ATMax with Nel Tornado coil
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- All Treasure Hunting
This is a compilation of the last 2 afternoon hunts. I found a nice pile of clad, 25 cents,14 dimes, 6 quarters. Also found 8 wheat pennies, 1919,1944,1945s,1946,1952d,1953,1953d, and 1958d. I found a neat eagle
button marked R.Liebmann Mfg Co., Newark, N.J. I believe the button is WW1 Army vintage according to online research. The dog tag license was a nice find as it is marked 1919 Blair County, Pa. The part of a spoon I thought might be silver, but I think it is only silver plate. The 2 silver coins were nice to see in the holes. The merc and the Barber dimes. The Indian head looked good until I cleaned the mud off and found a hole. It must have been used for a charm bracelet or necklace. I think it still looks neat. The horse shoe is the smallest one I have ever seen. I placed a quarter with it for size reference. Any ideas on the possible year on the axe head? The property is mid 1800's. After watching the latest episode of diggers when they found a silver bar, I thought for a second maybe what I found was silver, but it is lead. Bummer! The last item I will post on What Is It?, but if anyone has any ideas I would gladly listen to them. It is the item that looks like wings with holes in them. I also forgot to mention the long item with the quarter below it is a lead bar. When I saw it in the hole, I thought of the last episode of Diggers where they found a silver bar, but mine is definitely lead. I guess I have dragged this out long enough. Keep swinging, and happy hunting.
button marked R.Liebmann Mfg Co., Newark, N.J. I believe the button is WW1 Army vintage according to online research. The dog tag license was a nice find as it is marked 1919 Blair County, Pa. The part of a spoon I thought might be silver, but I think it is only silver plate. The 2 silver coins were nice to see in the holes. The merc and the Barber dimes. The Indian head looked good until I cleaned the mud off and found a hole. It must have been used for a charm bracelet or necklace. I think it still looks neat. The horse shoe is the smallest one I have ever seen. I placed a quarter with it for size reference. Any ideas on the possible year on the axe head? The property is mid 1800's. After watching the latest episode of diggers when they found a silver bar, I thought for a second maybe what I found was silver, but it is lead. Bummer! The last item I will post on What Is It?, but if anyone has any ideas I would gladly listen to them. It is the item that looks like wings with holes in them. I also forgot to mention the long item with the quarter below it is a lead bar. When I saw it in the hole, I thought of the last episode of Diggers where they found a silver bar, but mine is definitely lead. I guess I have dragged this out long enough. Keep swinging, and happy hunting.Amazon Forum Fav 👍
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