T treasure777 Full Member Jul 5, 2016 126 89 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 21, 2018 #1 Found it on the side where some dirt was while walking home along the railroad tracks!! Amazon Forum Fav 👍 Diving for Pleasure and Treasure - Grab it through Amazon!
Found it on the side where some dirt was while walking home along the railroad tracks!! Amazon Forum Fav 👍 Diving for Pleasure and Treasure - Grab it through Amazon!
F flinthunter Hero Member Jan 3, 2011 899 1,076 Illinois Detector(s) used E-Trac, V3i, DFX Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 21, 2018 #2 Maybe worm burrow trace fossils. Upvote 0
Kray Gelder Gold Member Feb 24, 2017 7,005 12,554 Georgetown, SC Detector(s) used Fisher F75 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jun 21, 2018 #3 It looks like a piece of slag. It does not look like a fossil. Upvote 0
Underwonder Bronze Member Jul 31, 2017 1,646 2,986 RI 🏆 Honorable Mentions: 2 Detector(s) used White's XLT Spectrum, TRX Pin-pointer, Garrett AT Pro Pin-pointer, Eagle II SL with Bigfoot, Equinox 600, Equinox 800 Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Jun 21, 2018 #4 Slag was my first thought... Upvote 0
ToddsPoint Gold Member Mar 2, 2018 6,218 17,801 Todds Point, IL Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jun 22, 2018 #5 Blue and green glass is common in slag from iron furnaces. Gary Upvote 0
J Johncoho Silver Member Feb 14, 2014 2,856 7,282 Martinsburg, Pa. in the summer and Apache Junction 🏆 Honorable Mentions: 2 Detector(s) used Whites Spectrum XLT, Garrett AT Pro, Macro pinpointer, Garrett carrot pinpointer, Lesch digger, Nel Tornado coil for ATPro, Garret ATMax with Nel Tornado coil Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 23, 2018 #6 I have to go with several others and say a piece of slag since it was found along the railroad tracks. Upvote 0
I have to go with several others and say a piece of slag since it was found along the railroad tracks.