Colonial Copper Zeus
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The 3 detectateers had high hopes going into this weeks new spot. It was not to be. Late 1700's early 1800's house. No old coins to speak of but I did find this spoon. It is made of pure silver. I never found a solid silver spoon before. It's very thin and teaspoon size. It has calligraphy letters on the top face. It also has I-M on the back. Anyone out there know their spoons? I would appreciate input.
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Chris
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and md for civil war items and other totally cool junk that you can't find in the west. If the colonial gods see fit, perhaps I could even MD with the 3 detectateers some day. NAW! Won't get that lucky... 
We will keep our King George coppas, Liberty Cap coppas, and mint state Spanish wilvers.
But since one of your team chimed in on my post from May, I figured that the Colonial Boys could handle it.
In fact, if one of you three requests it ever again, I will NOT be posting it--even though we dig large amounts of it to get the goodies. Perhaps we should agree to stop needling each other on each others' threads. 


even so I believe it went with a family name that was "upper crust" 






