Some recent finds. (Some not so recent.)

[BladeRunner2019]

These finds are from my last few hunts. Nothing really worth posting individually, but here they are.

I found this silver quarter in a curb strip near a lot that used to have an old house. The stain on it fooled me. I thought it was clad at first.





Found this Pontiac key fob the same day as the quarter. It was a surface find. Not old or valuable but I like it because I have a 95 Pontiac Trans Am.



Found this makeup tin last weekend. I haven't tried to open it. I don't hear any silver coins rattling around so I assume it only has makeup in it.



Found the knife on the right about a week ago. The one on the left about a month ago. Both are pretty roached.



Found these buckles last weekend all within about 15 feet of each other at a 1930s house. I don't know anything about buckles.



I hunted an old house site yesterday that I had high hopes for. It didn't pan out. All I found was a few shotgun shells and what I think is a back off of a pocket watch.



My weird find today was at a school field. It was in a plastic grocery store bag. I debated on what to do with it. I didn't want to just leave it for some kid to pick up.



Found this on the same field as the hammer. I would guess it's some sort of religious pendant. It looks like copper but doesn't really ring up like it.



Thanks for looking.

 

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[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs. Found a hammer just like yours.

 

[46Wheat]

Better then sitting at home being bored . Nice collection of finds

 

[Carolina Tom]

Nice silver BR! I like the religious medal too. Good to see you out there digging. GL&HH.

 

[BladeRunner2019]

Thanks guys. I didn't find much this weekend, but the weather was fantastic.

 

[CRUSADER]

THe buckles are most likely horse tack types.

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Hi B.R. looks like you had some fun detecting to me , any day with detecting is better than one with none !

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Your buckles are normally called D-rings and are used for tie downs but are also used on horse tack (bridles) for that size.