Old Property - Good Day

TheLittleMan

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Aug 6, 2020
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🥇 Banner finds
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Equinox 600
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting

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Wow that’s a great hunt! That ring looks very nice :occasion14:
 

Great finds!! Is there a name in the ring? The band and leg bone is one weird find!:tongue3:
 

Cool finds. You’ve found a great spot for sure. Very nice class ring too! :hello2:
 

great finds. love the ring. most of those palmolive tokens date to the 1920's and 30's
 

Beautiful ring and silver!!! Congratulations
 

Wow that’s a great hunt! That ring looks very nice :occasion14:
There's initials. The home-owner's family has been on that property since the 1890s. She busted out their genealogy book to see if the initials matched anyone, but they couldn't find any. She figures they've enough events out there that it's just a lost ring from a long-last acquaintance. She said I could keep it, no worries!
 

Congratulations on your beautiful recoveries well done
 

A wheatie, a token, silver AND gold and something wierd. What a hunt! Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
 

1932. That's one old class ring! 89 plus 18 means whomever's ring that was is, or would be, 107 years old.

Be sure to double check that 42 merc for the elusive 42 over 1 mint error.
 

Wheaties love finding them. Nice ring.looks like the kids had fun.

I've actually sent the band off to MD and they'll see if they can etch out the numbers and give me some info on what actually died and when, so that's pretty awesome.
 

Never found a bone in band. Mine are always boneless. Cool

Thanks. Like I said, hopefully the brid banding agency will have some info for me on it, age and species and all that. If it's a bird now on my life list, I'm counting it. I've seen the bone in the wild! ha.
 

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