✅ SOLVED Fort Find Puzzlers

[Florida Finder]

Hello Everyone! I haven’t been detecting much lately as I’ve been very busy. I was able to get out to one of my 1830s fort sites today and I recovered a couple puzzlers. My first find today looks like it could be a sword hanger but I’m unsure. My other puzzler is this Denmark coin with a hole shot through it. I’m not sure if it’s period or not. Any help on either relic would be very appreciated.
Happy hunting!

 

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[BennyV]

Hello Everyone! I haven’t been detecting much lately as I’ve been very busy. I was able to get out to one of my 1830s fort sites today and I recovered a couple puzzlers. My first find today looks like it could be a sword hanger but I’m unsure. My other puzzler is this Denmark coin with a hole shot through it. I’m not sure if it’s period or not. Any help on either relic would be very appreciated.
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Looks like Annie Oakley was doing some tricks over there 🤣

 

[Fourman110]

The hook thing is part of a snap swivel type thing. Sort of like the end of a leash but this one isn't a swivel. https://www.storehousesupply.com/listing/828855203/swivel-snap

 

[cw0909]

it looks a lot like what Terry Soloman a member here, ID as a LEECH & RIGDON SABER SNAP
maybe clean it up some not sure if they are stamped with Co. name or not

Did some detecting today and found this... any ideas?

Me and a buddy had a chance to detect a small portion of a 30 acre lot we were recently given permission to hunt on. Today was the first time we both had a chance to go and we found all sorts of interesting things. One of the cooler finds is pictured below, but we have no idea what it is...

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[Fat]

... I think it’s a leather fixed eye spring snap hook. I’m not sure how you could guess what it was used for, common hardware in a more simpler time...

 

[ToddsPoint]

Amazing shot on that coin. Dead center. I wouldn't want that guy shooting at me!

 

[Plug N Play]

I'm thinking the coin may be one of these.

10 ore = 17.91 mm
25 ore = 23 mm

1948 - 1960


The crowned monogram is for King Frederik IX. The tiny heart found between the letters below ORE is the mint mark for Copenhagen. The letters to either side of the heart are the initials of the mint master.

 

[Florida Finder]

I'm thinking the coin may be one of these.

10 ore = 17.91 mm
25 ore = 23 mm

1948 - 1960


The crowned monogram is for King Frederik IX. The tiny heart found between the letters below ORE is the mint mark for Copenhagen. The letters to either side of the heart are the initials of the mint master.

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Thank you sir!