McCDig
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- Jan 31, 2015
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- Fisher F75
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- Metal Detecting
Started the weekend hunting out with a quick one hour hunt as the sunlight was fading. Managed a silver-plated cuff button and a bridle rivet that sounded like a coin.
Saturday I was in Frederick with our granddaughter and had an hour and a half t hunt the woods out back. Mostly shotgun bases out there, nothing Civil War, but I did recover what I thought was a cow bell but later identified as a hunting dog training bell. Here's the link. https://www.lcsupply.com/Northwoods-Long-Range-Bell/productinfo/NLRB/
Got out Sunday with JF to a Baltimore City park and dug a blue glass bottle that likely held Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Bottle maker is the Maryland Glass Corporation and the bottle dates from after 1921. https://www.glassbottlemarks.com/m-within-a-circle-maryland-glass-corporation/
Once we got up to the football field I dug a Canadian cent from 1967 and it commemorates the 100th year of Canada as a federation. The next first for me is a huge coin; I called my hunting buddy over to check out the extraction. Turns out it is a referee's coin-flip coin. https://www.honigs-canada.com/index.cfm?dsp=productdetail&id=23317&productid=3495
On the way home from that home I made a short stop at another rec area and dug a kid's baseball ring. Looks like it's from the 50s or 60s era.
Pics to follow.
Saturday I was in Frederick with our granddaughter and had an hour and a half t hunt the woods out back. Mostly shotgun bases out there, nothing Civil War, but I did recover what I thought was a cow bell but later identified as a hunting dog training bell. Here's the link. https://www.lcsupply.com/Northwoods-Long-Range-Bell/productinfo/NLRB/
Got out Sunday with JF to a Baltimore City park and dug a blue glass bottle that likely held Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Bottle maker is the Maryland Glass Corporation and the bottle dates from after 1921. https://www.glassbottlemarks.com/m-within-a-circle-maryland-glass-corporation/
Once we got up to the football field I dug a Canadian cent from 1967 and it commemorates the 100th year of Canada as a federation. The next first for me is a huge coin; I called my hunting buddy over to check out the extraction. Turns out it is a referee's coin-flip coin. https://www.honigs-canada.com/index.cfm?dsp=productdetail&id=23317&productid=3495
On the way home from that home I made a short stop at another rec area and dug a kid's baseball ring. Looks like it's from the 50s or 60s era.
Pics to follow.
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