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KRAZYHORSES

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hello all my friend pulled a butterfly out of the corn patch best find of the nite is the old butterfly kinda cool think it is real old his butterfly and my junk! have fun and keep digging krazyhorses
 

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Nice finds for an hour. Looks like it might be a good site with some age ??
 
That's a very unique butterfly. Sculpture, toy, jewelry?

Very Cool! :icon_thumright:

~Indiana Digger~
 
TnMountains said:
Nice finds for an hour. Looks like it might be a good site with some age ??
hi the site is early 1700s thanks hh krazyhorses
 
Very nice! Can you determine what the butterfly is made of? Also, can you make out the writing on the shell base?
 
Roland58 said:
Very nice! Can you determine what the butterfly is made of? Also, can you make out the writing on the shell base?
? it is heavy for it's size not led i don't think maybe low grade silver?? the cartridge says i think new club on the bottom and i think U N C co?????????? on top thanks scott
 
That butterfly is a gorgeous find -- looks to me to be quite old. Can you get a weight on it and compare it the various potential metals? Congrats on a fine hunt!
 
4-H said:
Another "just one hour" hunt
hello 4h he just showed up and said 1 hr thanks scott
Erik in NJ said:
That butterfly is a gorgeous find -- looks to me to be quite old. Can you get a weight on it and compare it the various potential metals? Congrats on a fine hunt!
sorry my friend went home with it it is real kool thanks scott
 

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neat butterfly ;D and i looked thru my end stamp box.. U.M.C. Co. late 1800s to early 1900s.. Remington bought them out in the teens.. i like the ones that say smokeless myself :icon_thumleft: MR TUFF
 

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