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- All Treasure Hunting
Hey all, these are the finds from the past two days where myself and UMRGolf2000 went out and spent a few hours
digging two seperate spots of mine in two different places on 2 consequtive days. One was a spot that was a
small 2 day camp and the other a larger site that has been hit in the past. We came up with some interesting finds
including these below; Jeff's finds are on the left and mine are on the right:
*FIRST and foremost this AWESOME small cuff-sized 2 piece, ironback button with a big STAR on it
*A VERY worn...prob one of my worst; General Service Eagle Button
*Ring from Lantern stem with writing: Pat'd Mar 10 1868
*Very Early Colonial Pewter button with a floral design around the rim
* Early button "Plated" on back
*Silver Gilted KEPI buckle--the best gilted one I've ever dug or seen dug
*J.B. Humphreys and Sons Coin Silver spoon handle
*Artillery Sword Bayonet Scabbard Tip
*Heart shaped piece of jewelry
*Folded up saddle piece; looks like it says "colt" on it and a place to hang a gun
*Remains of a Civil War brass Number "1" or Letter "I"
*Piece of shoulder plate
*Rivets, percussion cap, camp lead, jewelry, bullets, etc.
Jeff's finds were below:
*Star embossed Rivet
*Bullets
*Rivets
*Buckles
*2 Indian Head Pennys
*Buttons, etc
He almost had a nice coat-sized button that would've been a possible Confederate button but when he
pulled it out it was only the back
:P
*An odd brass piece that has a rivet stamped through it...the remains of some accoutrement no doubt
Our Finds together: Jeff's on the left, mine on the right.
digging two seperate spots of mine in two different places on 2 consequtive days. One was a spot that was a
small 2 day camp and the other a larger site that has been hit in the past. We came up with some interesting finds
including these below; Jeff's finds are on the left and mine are on the right:
*FIRST and foremost this AWESOME small cuff-sized 2 piece, ironback button with a big STAR on it
*A VERY worn...prob one of my worst; General Service Eagle Button
*Ring from Lantern stem with writing: Pat'd Mar 10 1868
*Very Early Colonial Pewter button with a floral design around the rim
* Early button "Plated" on back
*Silver Gilted KEPI buckle--the best gilted one I've ever dug or seen dug
*J.B. Humphreys and Sons Coin Silver spoon handle
*Artillery Sword Bayonet Scabbard Tip
*Heart shaped piece of jewelry
*Folded up saddle piece; looks like it says "colt" on it and a place to hang a gun
*Remains of a Civil War brass Number "1" or Letter "I"
*Piece of shoulder plate
*Rivets, percussion cap, camp lead, jewelry, bullets, etc.
Jeff's finds were below:
*Star embossed Rivet
*Bullets
*Rivets
*Buckles
*2 Indian Head Pennys
*Buttons, etc
He almost had a nice coat-sized button that would've been a possible Confederate button but when he
pulled it out it was only the back
:P*An odd brass piece that has a rivet stamped through it...the remains of some accoutrement no doubt
Our Finds together: Jeff's on the left, mine on the right.
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i think our hunts are rigged.. going out and burying things just so you can make me think you found them is just cruel 
... You are hereby banned from all of your sites and they are turned over to me 
.. nice digs J-man
I guess yesterday was my lucky day. Half the battle is doing the research and knowing where to go BUT the other half is just 
is that ,Texas 
