Best of NC finds

ModernMiner said:
Muddy Waters in NC said:
ModernMiner said:
Muddy,
Fantastic collection Big Guy! :thumbsup: I just finished drooling. :tongue3:
Any pictures of the "Privy Prostitute"? :icon_queen:
Nice collection of dog vaccine tags. What's the oldest year you've found so far?
Great post,
MM

I don't recall if I have any older ones in the safe, but one of the pictured ones that looks like a dog head is 1912. No pics of the 'lady', but unless you like dark, skinny and somewhat-bathed, I don't think you would enjoy the pics :wink:
No thanks. I remember her. She was too much for me to afford. :tongue3:
-MM-


BINGO, I see you have met her too! Why didn't you call me when you were in town??? ;D
 

sage said:
most of my booty is from NC. I love it here! some is from CO. Idaho, Montana,Tennessee, SC Im still waiting for a definite answer on the masonic ring which ive been told is as old or older than the civil war...mike

WOW :o, great collection Mike. And here I thought you were new at this detecting gig. ;D :wink:
Thanks for the post,
MM
 

Very nice items here. Great finds, effort and time put into to the displays :thumbsup:
 

WOW! I'm so impressed... I've only found a "vintage" (haha) 1981 penny and trash so far! :)
 

I have to say that NC has been very good to you guys. Keep on finding that great stuff..Matt
 

This was my best find in 2008! Cannonballs get the blood to rushing for any relic hunter and I found two in 2008!
 

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1863 Springfield Type 1 Rifled Musket. Found in the bargain bin at the local gun store. It was apparently converted to shotgun duty at some point in the last 146 years. Still, the lockplate is a dated part and 1863 is a very good year!
I love it like Beyonce loves stretching notes.
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A few more finds since my last post above. NC continues to produce some great relics. Keep it going guys & gals. :thumbsup:
-MM-
 

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ModernMiner said:
A few more finds since my last post above. NC continues to produce some great relics. Keep it going guys & gals. :thumbsup:
-MM-

No more calls........we have a WINNER! Incredible finds! Thanks for sharing them.
 

4-H said:
Found this on the beach.

Good Lord!!!! :o
I hope that thing didn't bury an eggs on the beach!!! ;D
-MM-
 

You guys rock! I can't wait to get to Seymour Johnson! :headbang:
 

Bryan I will be there in Oct. I will swing by the firehouse. We are still looking for a place don't know if we will buy or rent. Gonna stay away from base housing though.
 

My wife got me this GTI 1500 this past christmas of 2008.I started in january 2009. These are shots of things I found since,till now july 22,2009.First row is my coins(piece of eight 1730, 2 1reals1746,178-,2 irish half pennies 1682,178-,1 half dime 1853,1 large cent,1 two cent piece 1864,Ih 1908, 3or 4 coins too old to read mercs,wheats may be more not sure) buttons,buckles,pins,cuff links,a stone (I think is a saphire I found when I found a piece of eight,same whole) my best to me find is the 1750-1760 circa wine/rum bottle.Second row are musket balls,flint from flint lock,jew harps,and all sorts of neat objects.Third row tools etc.Fouth row marbles,old cow bell,insulators,etc.Other cabinet first row bottles two tusk (pig/boar).Second row indian artifacts,and pipe pieces both indian and settlers.Last row teeth from bison and horse!I Think I covered the basic stuff.Besides a half a 5gal bucket of scrap lead and the same in copper and brass!
 

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Holy smokes!!! Great collection you have there TK. :icon_thumleft: Thanks for the post.
Any chance you could post some sloser pictures of:
First row is my coins(piece of eight 1730, 2 1reals1746,178-,2 irish half pennies 1682,178-,1 half dime 1853

Thanks,
MM
 

ModernMiner said:
Holy smokes!!! Great collection you have there TK. :icon_thumleft: Thanks for the post.
Any chance you could post some sloser pictures of:
First row is my coins(piece of eight 1730, 2 1reals1746,178-,2 irish half pennies 1682,178-,1 half dime 1853

Thanks,
MM
Here you go MM Enjoy,
Timekiller
 

timekiller said:
ModernMiner said:
Holy smokes!!! Great collection you have there TK. :icon_thumleft: Thanks for the post.
Any chance you could post some sloser pictures of:
First row is my coins(piece of eight 1730, 2 1reals1746,178-,2 irish half pennies 1682,178-,1 half dime 1853

Thanks,
MM
Here you go MM Enjoy,
Timekiller

Thanks for the new pictures TK.
You have been very successful. :icon_thumleft: Great looking old coins and an awesome collection. Congrats.
-MM-
 

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