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I have just not had a minute to breath recently. Our business took over another and I have just not had one minute to go out detecting or even read the forum for almost a month now. Finally today, I was able to get to a new spot. An old house from around 1850. Lots of silver today including two mercs, a 1934 and 1937 and a 1947 Rossie. I even found a silver 1909 wheat pennie. It appears to have been silver plated. Also found a 1906 Indian head and five other wheaties including a 1912 and 1920. Then I got a solid 50 cents signal and pulled up the most beautiful sterling silver spoon. It has a picture on the front of a very tall lady helping what appears to be an old frail man. It is dated 1895 and manufactured by Spaulding & Co. Any help on that would be appreciated. Also found another spoon, a cat barret and a sure shot cap pistol. I have to pack up the detectors this week, my brother and I are going to England in a week to detect with Jimmy Sierra on his tour. Been saving for this for 3 years. I can't wait. Thanks for looking...Lance
 

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Here are some more pictures of the spoon....Lance
 

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Great looking finds. Very interesting history at that site. HH Burdie
 
Innndeeedy, a week with Jimmy Sierra, his name should be spelled "Legend!" It would be an honor if that "superior detectorist" could grace me with his prescence. One could learn a fortune about detecting from all of his experiences. Hey, Comfy, I must say, I enjoyed reading your article in the W&E magazine. You and your brother had a blast during that week. Which detector do you now use? HH!
 
We were wondering where you've been hiding lately, those are some great finds from Vermont (again) :)
Great going Lance!
 
Awesome day! Love that spoon. It looks "important" to me. Maybe a commemerative of some type? Congrats!

Got an 06 IH today myself so that's two less. HH
 
great stuff,, just great.. must've had a blast out there,,,, ;D
 
Great finds!!! Love that spoon. Seems like an odd picture for an ordinary spoon ??? Any way very cool find.
 
Wow! Great group of finds.It must of been a relief to get out there huntin again after everything you've been going through lately.My favorite find would be the dated 1895 silver spoon.It is beautiful. I hope you and your brother have the time of your lives and make some great memorable digs on your trip to England. HH!
 
Mother load of Silver!! WTG!
The spoon is very nice looking. If I were you, I would do some research on it, could be worth something. HH

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WTG....neat finds...the spoon is very unusual, let us know if you find out anything on it...HH here and in England
 
Awesome finds Comfy! Congrats.
Love the spoon especially!

Smiles!
BDoo
 
I too found a silvered wheat. It was a 1953. Can't seem to find any rhyme or reason for it. Oh, and the ring was found that day as well.
Mike
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Great finds as usual Lance, glad to hear that you got out one more time before the big trip. I think there is a message here. Perhaps you should bring the spoon with you for good luck, LOL see ya soon. Bro!
 
Hey Lance.....Nice finds as always........and good luck on your trip to England! find something rare ......! and old! Seeker
 

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