Everyones best finds

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014.JPG031.webp028.JPG029.JPG030.JPGHere are a couple of my finds from over the years, the silver dollar is fake I think, the trade bead is an interesting find.
 

Here's a couple of mine. Headed to a mid 1600s site next week to find Mass silver #2 8-)
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The spoons are prob the rarest that I've found but I'm pretty partial to the pine tree shilling. Some great stuff guys and I've found lots of really good friends on this forum. Good luck out there everyone
 

One of my best relics that I've dug.

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Stunning 13thC medieval heraldic harness shield pendant
A medieval copper alloy horse harness pendant, shield-shaped, red enamel survives. Gules three owls ?Or/Argent. Possibly for Sir Richard BERMINGHAM, Gules three huits (owles in margin, L) Argent (Papworth 1874, rep. 1985, p. 329).

Inscription: Gules three owls ?Or/Argent.
 

One of my best relics that I've dug.

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Stunning 13thC medieval heraldic harness shield pendant
A medieval copper alloy horse harness pendant, shield-shaped, red enamel survives. Gules three owls ?Or/Argent. Possibly for Sir Richard BERMINGHAM, Gules three huits (owles in margin, L) Argent (Papworth 1874, rep. 1985, p. 329).

Inscription: Gules three owls ?Or/Argent.
That is crazy cool Pep! You've made some incredible recoveries
 

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My first silver. Lots of great finds on this tread!
 

My best favorite finds, I don't get to find real old items in this area we just lack the history.

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Wow are they all Gold?
 

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I have a few favorites ...... but this one dug; in the "Cold Harbor" area - General Robert E Lee "cape pin"


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