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Back To The 1840 Cranston Homestead With TEverly On Saturday

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Hello Everyone.
Went on a Saturday hunt with Terry (Teverly) with his E-trac at the new J.A. Cranston homestead to see what I have missed. He did find some things that I missed but I'll keep them a secret for now. My finds are actually from the last 2 hunts there. Pictures will explain most and I did find some unknown items as well. One of the items that I am trying to identify is the single ring bullet I found. Any ideas?? The horsey pendent says sterling so I guess it's silver, right?? I also found some large, circular disc made of copper. Any Ideas?? Found a 1941 Merc, 11 wheat's.... 1910 being the oldest and 1955D being the newest . Isn't 1955D the year to look at closely?? Found an old matchbox Chevy made in England, smiley ring, an old pocket knife, a couple of pistols, another good crotal bell, (#2) John Deere medallion and the rest is misc. whatsits??

Hope evryone is enjoying the fine spring weather which is my best season of the year for hunting. Ron

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Nice looking place there. Even better looking finds. Congrats. :thumbsup: jags
 
That's a beautiful house and site to hunt Ron. :thumbsup:
Congrats on the silver Merc and the rest of the
goodies you found. There will surely be more
treasures hidden there and hope you find them all.
Look forward to more of your posts.
Gold Nuggets :hello:
 
I bet there is a TON more there to find, keep at it Ron
 

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