Took a walk...TWICE!!!

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Jay Banta

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I went digging for a bit at a field I thought was hunted out. So, imagine my surprise when I found not one, but two Walkers!!! A 42 and a 43! Also, I came across a three ringer that was fired and another bullet that I didn’t recognize that was also fired. I called a buddy of mine that told me it was a Tom Green .44 cal Cavalry bullet used by the Confederacy. My first Confederate bullet!!!
 

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Truth- I freely admit I got lucky!! I’m just glad I stuck with it and hunted some more!!!
 

Nice large silvers there! I would settle for one of those!:tongue3:
 

fishstick said:
Damnit Man!!!! I wish I'd been into detecting when I was stationed at the Seabee base back in the early 90's.... KILLER DAY. CONGRATZ!!!!!!
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Nice going JAY!!! Awesome Silver and lead!!!

fishstick, my dad was stationed there for a while..still have a pic of him hanging on to the 'Hobson Ave.' sign...my last name...lol
 

Congrats on the two big silvers...:notworthy:
 

CW lead and half dollars, you are talking my language sir!

Well played.
 

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