Finds from yesterday include more LCs, more CW-era ammo and a mystery lead piece

[BTV Digger]

Hi folks. Got out to the same fields I posted on last week - the ones with the CW bullets etc. This time I was solo. These fields have four home sites on them, but most of my finds have come from just two of them, especially one which is small and not obvious. The one large site appears to have been hammered at some point in the distant past, as the farmer told me nobody has hunted them. Anyway, dug a few more nice relics - clock parts, a buckle, spoons, etc.. Coppers include an 186? IH (not a fatty), a late-date, no-date Braided Hair and an 1838 Bouquet-style pre-confederation Canadian commerce token. Also dug a few more CW-era bullets (one fired) and a ginormous musket ball. The buttons were all standard fare. The most intriguing item was a small, rectangular lead plate with writing on it. Seems to read "Home Boy" if my eyes don't deceive me, but the more I look at it, the first word could be anything and the last word could be "Roy". Any guesses out there - shoot 'em my way! Thanks for looking and HH!

John

 

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[Steve in PA]

Nice finds. I like the Un Sou. The smaller caliber bullet is modern (post war). The larger caliber looks like a Burnside.

 

[cudamark]

I suspect it's some plumbers' lead.

 

[A2coins]

Nice finds Ill bet over time dirt got moved around and buried alot of goodies Well done

 

[TomW244]

Fantastic! Everyone loves the coins, but I love the relics just as much, if not more. Great work!

 

[GB1]

nice finds

 

[Hawks88]

Nice finds. Congrats

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very nice hunt, congratulations!

Love the old coppers!

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Great finds. Awesome site, must be a ton of fun. Congrats!

 

[Whyme]

Nice finds! Lots of old stuff there.

 

[thrifty76now]

A fun place to hunt for sure.

 

[Jyverb64]

A very nice mix of finds, congrats

 

[tnt-hunter]

I agree that the mystery lead looks like the end of a bar used by plumbers.