Michigan Badger
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As most of you realize, many of us here on TNet don't live in locations with lots of cool finds. Many who read this forum live in areas where a wheat cent rates up there almost with a $5 gold piece find.
I happen to be such a person.
I hold the record in our club for indian cents for this area ...about a dozen over the last 2 years

Ya! Bad area!
Anyway, yesterday I decided to go in search of pirate treasure (ya right!) and came upon this old foundation. Old here means anything over 10 years. In this case though we're talkin ancient...80+ years old.
I got a solid signal that sounded like large deep iron. Using my full sized farm shovel I dug down to about 2 1/2 feet and thought I found a property stake. Upon closer inspection I saw it was some sort of gun. I'm guessing a toy of some sort but it's pretty darn heavy soild iron.
Well, heck! Beats a deep empty Bud can!
Now aren't you glad you read all this?
HH,
Badger
I happen to be such a person.
I hold the record in our club for indian cents for this area ...about a dozen over the last 2 years

Ya! Bad area!
Anyway, yesterday I decided to go in search of pirate treasure (ya right!) and came upon this old foundation. Old here means anything over 10 years. In this case though we're talkin ancient...80+ years old.
I got a solid signal that sounded like large deep iron. Using my full sized farm shovel I dug down to about 2 1/2 feet and thought I found a property stake. Upon closer inspection I saw it was some sort of gun. I'm guessing a toy of some sort but it's pretty darn heavy soild iron.
Well, heck! Beats a deep empty Bud can!
Now aren't you glad you read all this?

HH,
Badger
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:P You must have had more rain than I have to be able to dig that far down, Badger!
But that IS a cool find!!







