shanegalang
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This is the 11th Spanish Silver pulled from this house site. It was Shanegalang and the Tesoro Cortes' turn this time. An 1814 Ferdinand VII. Buckle boy had no sooner mentioned that he was surprised that we hadnt found any gun flints at this location and wouldn't you know it he walked down a row and found just that........an English gun flint! I also pulled a flat button with the back mark that reads "S Double Plaque Paris". The usual pipe stems, a small cuff button and a smashed thimble were also dug. The coin is very interesting, it had been soldered or braised on perhaps a cuff link. It's my understanding that this was not usually done with a genuine silver coin but this one was. Certainly rare. Hope you enjoy, Shanegalang
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Congratulations to you and Buckleboy. That field has been really good to you guys and as long as it is producing Spanish, I would keep on working and griding!!! Great job!
We intend on pounding the site over and over again until we find absolutely no silver! I guess what isn't immediately clear from our post because lack of pictures is the 800 or so pounds of iron that we have removed from this site!! It has not by any means been an easy task to pull that silver out of there. But the lots and lots and hours and hours of hard work is paying off.






