Dman
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Vol1266X and I went back to the colonial site we have been hunting. I will not bore you with details on the research that Q did to find this site
. He will inform you on his post in a couple of long paragraphs. After pouring over historical books
and old maps, he finally narrowed it down to about 50 square miles. I can sum it up in one word as to how we found this site: "dumbluck"
. I thought it might be a pretty good day because within the first 15 minutes I found 2 flat buttons.
I wandered to the top of the hill and found what I thought was another flat button. After a while we took a break and I didn't have my glasses with me and I didn't clean the buttons up until we took the break. I showed Q the flat buttons I had found. One of the cuff buttons I found turned out to be an 1861 half-dime. We hunted for a couple more hours and I found a couple more flat buttons, a knife, and a couple of buckles. I also found a couple of iron relics that have holes in them. I am hoping some of you colonial experts can identify them. The last picture is of a confederate camp that we have hunted before. I found a button back, a buckle, two chewed up .69 round balls, three .58 bullets (one with the top cut off) and a few small round balls. I also found a small triangular relic that I hope someone identifies. Thanks for looking! All help identifying some of these relics will be greatly appreciated.
Dman
. He will inform you on his post in a couple of long paragraphs. After pouring over historical books
and old maps, he finally narrowed it down to about 50 square miles. I can sum it up in one word as to how we found this site: "dumbluck"
. I thought it might be a pretty good day because within the first 15 minutes I found 2 flat buttons. Dman
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still waiting on my first
Put them glasses on! Do you realize how many minutes of happy dance you cheated yerself out of by not knowing that you'd found that AWESOME coin? 

Does that mean a half dime is worth five cents?
HH in 2010 







