Rick (Nova Scotia)
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Dec 1 copper # 61 + misc. TINY buckle ?
I went to a certain spot, and some of it was still undetectable, got 6 or 7 buttons in the same area as before. Back up a step I wasn't there more than one minute before I got the first coin. Back up a step, left the camera home, realized after a mile from home, wasn't going back for it. The first coin was an 1854 New Brunswick half P token. Top left of last pic. Then came a bunch of buttons, of note one tombac, and one cuff with design, cool. Shows you how much you miss on the first visit.
Oh yeah this is the smallest buckle i ever found. and after 4 years still learning. The other copper is an 1859 Province of Canada, not bad would clean up even better. Anyway, like Terry Clarke says, I've got better things to do.
Tomorrow is another day, good luck out there.
I went to a certain spot, and some of it was still undetectable, got 6 or 7 buttons in the same area as before. Back up a step I wasn't there more than one minute before I got the first coin. Back up a step, left the camera home, realized after a mile from home, wasn't going back for it. The first coin was an 1854 New Brunswick half P token. Top left of last pic. Then came a bunch of buttons, of note one tombac, and one cuff with design, cool. Shows you how much you miss on the first visit.
Oh yeah this is the smallest buckle i ever found. and after 4 years still learning. The other copper is an 1859 Province of Canada, not bad would clean up even better. Anyway, like Terry Clarke says, I've got better things to do.
Tomorrow is another day, good luck out there.
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