Iron relic

Evereddy

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Sep 6, 2017
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Any idea what this may be or went to? Got permission to hunt 83 acres of woods. Found it in area littered with square nails. A few hundred yards away found five flat buttons including a large dandy button and a piece of shoe buckle frame.
 

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I'd be interested to know what part of the country you found this in? :icon_scratch:
Due to the amount of corrosion on the iron, to me it almost looks like either fertilizer of animal urine damage.
It might also be a high alkaline level of the soil in your area.

"A pH value below 7.0 indicates that the soil is acidic, with lower values representing increasing acidity.
A pH value above 7.0 indicates that the soil is alkaline, with higher values representing increasing alkalinity."


Dave
 

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Southern Maryland. Most copper coins I find are very corroded. Maryland soil is not kind to copper or iron. I highly suspect the area I found it in was a farm or animal pasture.
 

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With the other finds as indicators, search the area well!
 

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It reminds my of the scroll work off of one one these:
 

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