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Coppers, buttons,relics
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That weight looks great! Congrats on a productive hunt!
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I would be very pleased with a hunt giving up that many relics. Big congrats!
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Nice!!! Congrats!!!
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Wow, you are on the "old!" That weight appears to be 1600's-1700's IMHO, but someone like Crusader with a much better knowledge of such things will let you know for sure! Sub
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Those are some nice finds, love that weight!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Great saves!
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Nice finds, love the weight.
VTColonialDigger
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Really great relics! The weight you found looks like some sort of coin weight. In Bill Dancy's Discovering Virginia's Colonial Artifacts, Bill mentions finding a coin weight bearing XS for ten shillings. Yours with XXS could be a 20 shilling coin weight.
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Nice variety of finds. Congrats. That’s a cool looking weight.
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Very cool saves!
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When your finding coin/bullion weights like that then your likely hunting in the right spot
That strap guide is really nice too
That strap guide is really nice too
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