HollandsBrook
Full Member
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2008
- Messages
- 103
- Reaction score
- 6
- Golden Thread
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- Location
- Scotch Plains, NJ
- Detector(s) used
- CTX 3030
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
found a few things today out near an old colonial cellar hole in the woods. id appreciate any help i can get with identifying these items. today's findings are definitely more of the interesting finds ive dug at this site.
the round piece of metal resembles a coin which i immediately thought of when i dug it....doesnt appear to be a coin at all however. the detector goes crazy when you swing over it identifying all sorts of metal...its weights 2.6 ounces. (pretty heavy for its size) when cleaning it off with a toothbrush and warm water, i thought i could see numbers inscribed on the side with the lines going through it. (i might do some electrolysis later) the opposite side i have no idea what the holes are.
my other item here the only guess i have is some sort of whistle. or at least thats what it looks like. the only opening appears to be where you would put your mouth. no other opening exists so i doubt it is a whistle. this piece shows as either copper or silver on my ace 250 and weighs 0.5 ounces. thanks for the help!
the round piece of metal resembles a coin which i immediately thought of when i dug it....doesnt appear to be a coin at all however. the detector goes crazy when you swing over it identifying all sorts of metal...its weights 2.6 ounces. (pretty heavy for its size) when cleaning it off with a toothbrush and warm water, i thought i could see numbers inscribed on the side with the lines going through it. (i might do some electrolysis later) the opposite side i have no idea what the holes are.
my other item here the only guess i have is some sort of whistle. or at least thats what it looks like. the only opening appears to be where you would put your mouth. no other opening exists so i doubt it is a whistle. this piece shows as either copper or silver on my ace 250 and weighs 0.5 ounces. thanks for the help!
