new farm day 2, Ulster County, NY---- a loud boom & slurpin' with SILVER

[port ewen ace]

0.63" on the boom ball, a .38 & .44 Cal (these are likely new). got 2 of the thingys that were likely part of a fence at the tree line. lots O' DEEEEP iron
the slurpie spoon is 4.1 grams of good ol' SILVER
FMERG (2 wheats & a '48 GW) & Chefjuan (roundball) hit the scoreboard. 200 acres barely sniffed-----
could it be:
a money pit?
the lost treasure of a time long past?
Spanish silvers lying in wait?
I will ask these questions_______________and give the answers_______________UNLIKE the Lagina's
one thing is for sure-------bears do not always sh!t in the woods---------his paw print in the mud of the field proves that one

 

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[against the wind]

Nice recon brother.
It'll produce silver soon.
Congrats on your finds.

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on your finds and good luck

 

[Loco-Digger]

Paid in silver for nothing more than enjoying the day.

 

[wolf74623]

the one piece that has a nut that screws on looks to be a tightened for an early drum - is the top piece in the shape of a shield ?

 

[port ewen ace]

yes. never considered a drum head. found 2 within a few feet. what type and age would they be?

the one piece that has a nut that screws on looks to be a tightened for an early drum - is the top piece in the shape of a shield ?

 

[vpnavy]

Nice finds (and funny descriptions) port ewen ace!

 

[Joe hunter]

Nice finds weather has been pretty warm hope it holds a little longer

 

[taz42o]

Those are banjo brackets, never seen a drum with one. Also were eagle type.
Think they are post civil war era.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice relic hunt!