Balls, Buckle, and a Button

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Garrett Ace 250, Minelab E Trac, XP Deus
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Metal Detecting
Got out for a few hours to hunt a section of woods that is rumored to have been inhabited by the Continental Army as they travelled from the battle of Germantown, to their winter encampment at Valley Forge. I began my hunt by digging about ten straight shotgun shells. I then got a 12-38 at about 8 inches on the Etrac. I proceeded to dig a total of 13 round balls in a ten foot diameter! I am assuming they were dropped due to their condition. They are not all the same caliber. My day concluded my digging a Georgian shoe buckle (thank you Vino for the identification, he puts it in the mid 1700s). Lastly, I pulled a nice tombac button from the same era. Now the moment you have all been waiting for... a picture of my balls!

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Nice digs. Love the buckle. That's all I'm gonna say.
 

Great find for my coil mentor!
 

They are some awesome finds Sleuth. Love the buckle.
I believe you have found somewhere good. We will have to get back there ASAP.. LOL
 

like your buckle and love your balls
 

You do have a mighty set of balls PA!
 

They are some awesome finds Sleuth. Love the buckle.
I believe you have found somewhere good. We will have to get back there ASAP.. LOL

Most definitely
 

THATS A NICE SPUN BUTTON AND THE BUCKLE IS A NEEET FIND ....
 

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