Derek752
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First post in a Looooong time. Finally on my only good day off from work it was upper 60's and just to good of a day out. That plus my huntin bud extraordinaire Rock was itching to get out to hunt after a whole entire summer re couperating from his April liver transplant ( welcome back Rocko ! )
We started the day our old faithfull ghost town. We found this place back in 2001 and have hunted it ever since and it always gives up something. Not what it used to be when you could fire up the detector and get a Large Cent or King Geo every 5 feet. We've pounded the heck outta this place over the years and the coins have dwindled down to almost nothing.
When I arrived walked out to the east end of the cornfield where Rock was hunting and he had a nice half cent. So very happy he got a good coin after his long hiatus.
I decided to work an area between the town founders home and what was told to me was a blacksmith shop. About 100 yards between the 2 areas. No coppas for me today but I did manage several generic colonial buttons and a old brass clock key. Over the years we've dug more no brand name buttons then you could count , In the hundreds and 99% were just plain buttons , some dandy ones and some with punched designs.
Got a solid 30 - 40 vdi on the old DFX and dug a Artillery 2 regiment button , 1813 - 14. A nice and unexpected surprise ! Here are the pictures.
Rock post that half cent !!!!
Take Care Everyone
Derek
We started the day our old faithfull ghost town. We found this place back in 2001 and have hunted it ever since and it always gives up something. Not what it used to be when you could fire up the detector and get a Large Cent or King Geo every 5 feet. We've pounded the heck outta this place over the years and the coins have dwindled down to almost nothing.
When I arrived walked out to the east end of the cornfield where Rock was hunting and he had a nice half cent. So very happy he got a good coin after his long hiatus.
I decided to work an area between the town founders home and what was told to me was a blacksmith shop. About 100 yards between the 2 areas. No coppas for me today but I did manage several generic colonial buttons and a old brass clock key. Over the years we've dug more no brand name buttons then you could count , In the hundreds and 99% were just plain buttons , some dandy ones and some with punched designs.
Got a solid 30 - 40 vdi on the old DFX and dug a Artillery 2 regiment button , 1813 - 14. A nice and unexpected surprise ! Here are the pictures.

Rock post that half cent !!!!
Take Care Everyone
Derek
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