First detector finds in our field

[DirtySCGirl]

Our family has owned a large farm for about 200 years and many things have washed up over the years. I decided to buy a machine and after playing around with it I hit a field. I know it's not close to great things I see here but I'm trying

 

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[Tuberale]

Welcome to TNet, DirtySCGirl. Looks like you are doing OK!

 

[Carolina Tom]

Welcome to TNet!

You got good stuff... harmonica reeds, oil lamp part, arrowhead, pipe stems, bullet... You are all over it.

Where in SC are you located?

Good luck and keep after it.

 

[DirtySCGirl]

Welcome to TNet, DirtySCGirl. Looks like you are doing OK!

Thanks Tuberale. My grandfather had coffee cans full of those bullets and gave them to some guy about 15-20 years ago according to my dad. We have a creek on our land and my dad said most came from there.

 

[DirtySCGirl]

Welcome to TNet!

You got good stuff... harmonica reeds, oil lamp part, arrowhead, pipe stems, bullet... You are all over it.

Where in SC are you located?

Good luck and keep after it.

Are the harmonica reeds the long metal things? We live about 20 minutes south of Columbia if you know where that is.

 

[longislanddertfisher]

Welcome....and hit that creek HARD!

 

[A2coins]

Welcome soon you will find that awesome find and you will be hooked on this great hobby. Keep postin

 

[Steve in PA]

Looks like your farm has a lot of potential. Keep after it

 

[DirtySCGirl]

Looks like your farm has a lot of potential. Keep after it

Well family stories say soldiers from the Revolutionary and Civil Wars camped around here. But then again Everyone's relative was a General and all property holds looted gold Ha Ha I believe things when I can actually prove them.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very nice collection of relics, congratulations!

 

[CRUSADER]

Well, you are trying....

Just kidding, welcome to Tnet.

When you say 'washed up', do you mean on the coast?

 

[JerV3]

Nice stuff

Def some older relics there. Go slow dig every signal until you get familiar with the machine. I'm sure there are some old coins out there

Good Luck

Jer

 

[ARC]

Welcome to Tnet.
Nice firsts... well done and keep it up.

Looking forward to your postings of more finds.

 

[dirtdigginfool]

Very impressive! I'm sure everyone on T-net will agree that your finds are merely the tip of the iceberg! Please keep digging and don't stop posting! ....looking forward to your next post(s)....ddf

 

[KyDigNQueen]

Welcome to TNet. Nice set of finds there. Sounds like your land has great potential! Look forward to seeing more of your posts.

 

[birdman]

Lots of history in your area. I found my only two pieces of Spanish silver along the Kings hwy there.

 

[DirtySCGirl]

Well, you are trying....

Just kidding, welcome to Tnet.

When you say 'washed up', do you mean on the coast?

No when it rains hard they are on surface of fields especially after plowing..Not much rain here lately though.

 

[DirtySCGirl]

Lots of history in your area. I found my only two pieces of Spanish silver along the Kings hwy there.

That would be a dream find for me

 

[CRUSADER]

No when it rains hard they are on surface of fields especially after plowing..Not much rain here lately though.

OK, makes sense, I find plenty of Roman Coins (eyes only) on the surface of ploughed land.

 

[diggendirt]

Welcome to Tnet. Great finds. I like to have a place like that to hunt around hear It is real hard to get permission in my area. Why I do'not know.