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1766 or 69 George III Hibernia, General Service Button, lead seals!!!

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Whites M6, Whites Pulse Diver, ETRAC.
1875-1902 General Service button with some gold gild on it. I think I hit it with the shovel and haven't done that in a while. :(
Not sure about the coin. I have it on what is it.
Couple of lead seals also.
I have worked this area quit a bit, so I put the Etrac in a two tone ferrous mode. Everyone of these target had a rusty piece of iron in the same hole.
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Be carefull not to rub those old coins when you first find them. It may damage them. :laughing9:
 
j.f.c said:
Be carefull not to rub those old coins when you first find them. It may damage them. :laughing9:
Can't help but rub them. :dontknow:
 

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