Sniffy
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Co"lonely"ial
Went back to a cellar hole nearby. In all metals mode, high sensitivity I listened hard for any lonely stragglers crying out desperately for me to take them home. The shoe buckle had a square nail laying almost directly in the center of it. Before I didn't even get a signal over it. And if I did it wasn't repeatable and ignored like a square nail. But in all metals mode it jumped back from a solid quarter signal to iron. I dug my plug, checked the hole. BAM..solid quarter signal!...Coin for sure....I dig down another 3 inches and I pull out another big chunk of dirt and I see a square imprint in the plug....WHAT! A SHOE BUCKLE PRINT...AWESOME!...and there she was..not complete but way more exciting (to me) than finding a Copper. First square shoe buckle frame. And alot of design. Success! I spent the next hour fighting with the iron and managed to find three lonely buttons. A large flat button (no back mark), A Gilt with a wreath, and this nice Imperial Orange Gilt. ( GOLD ). So, today was a good hunt. Snow falling and the colonial passion roaring.
Went back to a cellar hole nearby. In all metals mode, high sensitivity I listened hard for any lonely stragglers crying out desperately for me to take them home. The shoe buckle had a square nail laying almost directly in the center of it. Before I didn't even get a signal over it. And if I did it wasn't repeatable and ignored like a square nail. But in all metals mode it jumped back from a solid quarter signal to iron. I dug my plug, checked the hole. BAM..solid quarter signal!...Coin for sure....I dig down another 3 inches and I pull out another big chunk of dirt and I see a square imprint in the plug....WHAT! A SHOE BUCKLE PRINT...AWESOME!...and there she was..not complete but way more exciting (to me) than finding a Copper. First square shoe buckle frame. And alot of design. Success! I spent the next hour fighting with the iron and managed to find three lonely buttons. A large flat button (no back mark), A Gilt with a wreath, and this nice Imperial Orange Gilt. ( GOLD ). So, today was a good hunt. Snow falling and the colonial passion roaring.
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Very nice buckle and good job 






