Couple hunts with Sterling pin, KG II and my favorite find is not metal

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Thought I would check in though my finds have not been great the past few weeks. Hoping for some good farm fields this fall. Got the Sterling riding crop/horseshoe pin, Buffalo and thimble at a school built in the late 40s.

Been trying the 9" coil lately and it really seems to glide over the iron much better than the 11". Dug a lot of iffy targets with square nails in the hole and a lot of targets with nothing but square nails in the hole Was shocked to pull my first large copper from the Pomander site in over a year. Also got the clay? button in one of my holes. Anyone know what it is made of and age?

 

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[The_Piratess]

Congrats love that Sterling horse riding crop/horseshoe pin!

 

[A2coins]

That is a sweet pin. Those silver items seem to pop well on the detector I have more rings and silver trinkets that silver coins. Great finds Thanks for the post!!!!!!

 

[Kurios1]

Not many but, all cool finds. The dog days of summer are upon us.

 

[McCDig]

Congrasts! That's a really cool sterling pin......very unique.

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on some nice finds toasted, are you sure the button isn't metal. Looks a lot like the cast ones I've found lately, rang up very low like foil.

 

[vpnavy]

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Congrats on some nice finds toasted, are you sure the button isn't metal. Looks a lot like the cast ones I've found lately, rang up very low like foil.

Thanks but its definitely not metal. It had me really confused for a while until I realized it wasn't what was beeping in the hole. Kept swinging it over my coil and thought something was wrong with my detector.