Bavaria Mike
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- Feb 7, 2005
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- Detector(s) used
- Minelab XT70, Fisher 1280, Garrett Ace 250 and MH5
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Some finds from the past few hunts. A few pieces of lead.
A Maxwell coffee tin, even says good to the last drop in German. A possible spindle whorl, lead seal and a 1924 brass/aluminum coin.
Three buttons, top is a military artillery button with a canon facing right and a pile of canon balls.
A kind of tag with some of design on it, hard to make out what the design is.
Reverse of the tag.
A lion’s head with a hinge on it, maybe part of a sword hangar, late 1800s, early 1900s.
Reverse of the lion’s head.
An aluminum beer token and two buckles, the larger buckle could date to the 1400s.
A locket, was gold plated. I could not resist and opened it to find…
Nothing!
Obverse of an Austrian 1857 silver Thaler in nice condition.
Reverse of the 1857.
A small coin weight, looks to have been burned.
Obverse of two silver coins, left looks to be late 1700s, right is an Austrian 1829.
Reverse of the coins. HH, Mike
A Maxwell coffee tin, even says good to the last drop in German. A possible spindle whorl, lead seal and a 1924 brass/aluminum coin.
Three buttons, top is a military artillery button with a canon facing right and a pile of canon balls.
A kind of tag with some of design on it, hard to make out what the design is.
Reverse of the tag.
A lion’s head with a hinge on it, maybe part of a sword hangar, late 1800s, early 1900s.
Reverse of the lion’s head.
An aluminum beer token and two buckles, the larger buckle could date to the 1400s.
A locket, was gold plated. I could not resist and opened it to find…
Nothing!
Obverse of an Austrian 1857 silver Thaler in nice condition.
Reverse of the 1857.
A small coin weight, looks to have been burned.
Obverse of two silver coins, left looks to be late 1700s, right is an Austrian 1829.
Reverse of the coins. HH, Mike
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