MuckyBottles
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- Location
- Bone Valley, Florida
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Did a dawn hunt at my new favorite location "Grey Cliffs" I was hunting the convergence zone between leaf detritus and the thickest of thick grey clay (where all the good stuff is), knock a chunk of the nasty off and low and behold a decent little bottle "Noxated Iron", not really valuable and its from the early 1920's.
I took a look-see at the void from the prior chuck, another bottle! Its relatively small aqua bottle, but I will still add it to my collection. The embossed name states "Hand Med Co. Philadelphia", its a $7-10.00 bottle dated from the 1880's..
Getting wiped out by slogging through the wet clay, so since the tide flipped and slack wasn't supposed to occur until 9:37, so I started swing and low and behold a really nice dome button that's bigger than a nickel..
Total tally for the day..
I took a look-see at the void from the prior chuck, another bottle! Its relatively small aqua bottle, but I will still add it to my collection. The embossed name states "Hand Med Co. Philadelphia", its a $7-10.00 bottle dated from the 1880's..
Getting wiped out by slogging through the wet clay, so since the tide flipped and slack wasn't supposed to occur until 9:37, so I started swing and low and behold a really nice dome button that's bigger than a nickel..
Total tally for the day..
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