Btoots
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- Nov 16, 2014
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- Detector(s) used
- Garrett AT Pro, AT Max
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Well, I took a trip to Warren Center PA. this week and dug(which was a complete nightmare) I feel sorry for you northerners. It took 5 minutes to dig some holes with all the rocks and clay up there. I live in Fla. and can dig a hole 3 feet in the same amount of time Anyway, 4 Silver Roosies, an 1864 Ben Franklin token, Bosom whistle from the A.E. co. of Utica NY and all Sterling. Mother of Pearl knife, a Sterling silver woman's band, An Eagle Co. lock, 22 Wheats, 1943 Australian half penny, 4 flat buttons all about the size of a penny, beautiful carriage broach w/ sterling wheels, two brass bells two inches and heavy(not pictured), two silver plate spoons, a no date Buffalo Nickel, and some other clad and junk. Also next to the lock is a piece from a gun I think, brass and broken but I did not bring it back so it's the only pic I have. Not bad for 2 hours work. I posted another button in the "what is it" forum since I have no idea what it is but it has a bull on it and is a bit larger than a quarter. One last thing, looking at the wheats, it blows my mind that they basically turned orange-red. Having never dug up north, do they all end up that color? They were also mostly fried. Could still read the dates but corroded as H*#L. Thanks for looking
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