McCDig
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- Baltimore, Maryland
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- Fisher F75
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
After today's hunt you may say that 1+1+1=4, three coins totaling 4 cents.
First coin turned out to be a toasty 2-cent piece. Many horseshoes were dug, at least 7 on the day, all different.
Most of these came from a pumpkin field search that also yielded a lead seal with starburst, a lantern part, and a silver charm.
4 shotgun headstamps, a brass cartridge and an older lead bullet were dug.
Found one button; it's very brittle and appears to be of lead or pewter.
Finally meandered down to the edge of a cornfield and target after target came up, the first being an LC from the 1820s, followed by another one from 1818. Other finds at that field edge were two iron rings, and square nail, an irregular piece of lead, and a leather fitting with 4 rivets.


Here's the dig of the first LC:
First coin turned out to be a toasty 2-cent piece. Many horseshoes were dug, at least 7 on the day, all different.
Most of these came from a pumpkin field search that also yielded a lead seal with starburst, a lantern part, and a silver charm.
4 shotgun headstamps, a brass cartridge and an older lead bullet were dug.
Found one button; it's very brittle and appears to be of lead or pewter.
Finally meandered down to the edge of a cornfield and target after target came up, the first being an LC from the 1820s, followed by another one from 1818. Other finds at that field edge were two iron rings, and square nail, an irregular piece of lead, and a leather fitting with 4 rivets.


Here's the dig of the first LC:
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