PatrickD
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- Jul 23, 2012
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- Detector(s) used
- Garrett AT Pro
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hi Everyone,
This was too good and wanted to share since it is kind of unusual. This started in the 'what is it' forum.
I was on a 'sanctified' club hunt last weekend in Texas. I found this with the AT Pro.
It is copper and has four tiny holes in it. It measures 1 3/4 inches wide and 1 inch tall and is thinner than a penny. It has a pretty detailed pattern stamped or hammered into it.
I wasn't sure what it was so posted a picture of it asking. It may be a ladies buckle of some sort, hair brooch, regalia, hat band, etc. The dates of the ghost town were 1888 to 1921.
If this was just it, I wouldn't have bothered talking about it here. But, one of the pictures scrolling on the main page caught my attention.
It is from a fellow treasure hunter in Alabama and from his album titled 'Favorite Finds of 2007' (or something to that affect.)
Maybe we should contact Scott Wolter.
Patrick
This was too good and wanted to share since it is kind of unusual. This started in the 'what is it' forum.
I was on a 'sanctified' club hunt last weekend in Texas. I found this with the AT Pro.
It is copper and has four tiny holes in it. It measures 1 3/4 inches wide and 1 inch tall and is thinner than a penny. It has a pretty detailed pattern stamped or hammered into it.
I wasn't sure what it was so posted a picture of it asking. It may be a ladies buckle of some sort, hair brooch, regalia, hat band, etc. The dates of the ghost town were 1888 to 1921.
If this was just it, I wouldn't have bothered talking about it here. But, one of the pictures scrolling on the main page caught my attention.
It is from a fellow treasure hunter in Alabama and from his album titled 'Favorite Finds of 2007' (or something to that affect.)
Maybe we should contact Scott Wolter.
Patrick
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