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Went back to the 1700's cellar hole, in hope to find some more sweet relics...I found a sweet buckle with some nice detail on it....It is extremly curved...I also found a nice tombac button ..some pewter spoon fragments...my buddie found a couple of nice dandy buttons :icon_thumleft:
 

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You gotta love those old buckles, those spoon frags are cool as well. :icon_thumleft:
 
nice hunt brian! hows the fishing going? willy
 
Seeing so few targets it seems like the finds are getting limited there, but when a buckle pops up it kinda seems like there should be more smaller stuff that was missed. If it's a small concentration of iron beside the hole you're digging, dig it all a foot down to detect, and swing over the loose dirt as well. You'll probably get at least as many targets as you have in this post, and some your detector had no chance at seeing.
 
Brian, Congrats, That is one sweet looking buckle and everything you found indicates some colonial coins are still hiding there . Nice digs ,CMD
 
Congrats on some nice colonial finds ! I can only imagine what that site gave up in the past (and maybe in the future) ?

TommNJ
 
Iron Patch said:
Seeing so few targets it seems like the finds are getting limited there, but when a buckle pops up it kinda seems like there should be more smaller stuff that was missed. If it's a small concentration of iron beside the hole you're digging, dig it all a foot down to detect, and swing over the loose dirt as well. You'll probably get at least as many targets as you have in this post, and some your detector had no chance at seeing.

IP has a great point here,I use too always dig a site down if it was worth it and always found good stuff deeper,love the finds Brian :thumbsup:
 
Nice buckle Brian! :icon_thumright:
 
Nice buckle! Too few of these are found NOT intact. You almost had 1. Still a great find with a nice design. Congrats............Hogge :headbang:
 
Great haul of relics ! I have yet to dig a colonial shoe buckle and it is high on my list :thumbsup:


VPR
 
Thanks for all the nice comments...The site was well hit before i ever found it, But it has a few goodies hiding :icon_thumleft:

Willy i hope to get out this weekend...The weather was too rough for kayak fishing..The ocean can get nasty during rain storms.
 
Brian(upstateNY-Central Fla.) said:
Iron Patch said:
Seeing so few targets it seems like the finds are getting limited there, but when a buckle pops up it kinda seems like there should be more smaller stuff that was missed. If it's a small concentration of iron beside the hole you're digging, dig it all a foot down to detect, and swing over the loose dirt as well. You'll probably get at least as many targets as you have in this post, and some your detector had no chance at seeing.

IP has a great point here,I use too always dig a site down if it was worth it and always found good stuff deeper,love the finds Brian :thumbsup:
YEP!!!!! :thumbsup:
 
You finding relics that large at your site, really makes it sound like virgin territory. Go back, camp there if needed, and post more crazy stuff!
Carl
 
Nice buckle for sure :icon_thumright: a good hunt Dd60
 

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