Cival War Relics on 1847 farm

[wvdigger1986]

Just bought my new Garrett AT Pro and have been metal detecting for the last few days on my ole 1847 farm. This is what I have found so far that is worth anything. I'm not sure if the belt buckles are Cival War era or not.

 

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[fishstick]

Looks like your getting the Pro dialed in!!!!! CONGRATZ.....

 

[Rookster]

Very good machine and some great finds.Congrats

 

[cgdigger]

Lookin' good, Logan! I would appreciate some ID help for this bullet found during the same hunt. It is quite a bit smaller that the 3-ringers Logan found, and it has a flat instead of a kick-up base.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice job on the relics and coins!

 

[wvdigger1986]

thanks to all! I love this AT Pro. The bullets are coming in at a 60-67 on the Target ID

 

[Willieg]

I think your on a older site with that Connecticut copper... well done!

 

[wvdigger1986]

That Connecticut copper was literally in my back yard! A button was found right beside it!

 

[Hawks88]

Nice finds. Congrats on the AT pro.

 

[smokeythecat]

Nice finds. A coupe comments. The bullet on the right top is a fired Williams cleaner bullet. The one you mentioned in the later post is probably a fired Sharps, maybe even a Richmond sharps. The coin on the far right is an 18th century Connecticut copper and the 2nd iron "buckle" from the left is a modern link to a manure spreader, thankfully without the manure. Nice job.

 

[sutphin]

EVERY NOW AND THEN WILLIAMS HAS TO DROP IN. SEEN QUITE FEW ON TNET LATE.