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Made it out for a couple short hunts to some sites in the woods that I thought would drain well. Here are the finds.


Either a pin or a button, can anyone ID this


Found where an 1800’s barn would have been, unique in that it is made from two different layers of brass, you can see the green tone in the inner layer that must have more copper content. Never seen a horse tack buckle like this.
Big Silver (Play)! I’ve found play dimes before, first play half.


A few coins popped out, the War Nickel was in the debris pile of a ground hog hole (old Aqua Chigger trick)


Here is the handful.

Upper right is a muzzle loader slug, had me thinking I had something old, but not.
Center item seems like a mouthpiece from a slide whistle? Tag with a big hole is a typical miner/farmer tag common in these parts.
Here are some examples of mid and high tone 1800’s junk I run into often, lucky not to find bottle caps or pull tabs at my sites.

Is this a bird band?

Also found an intact pint milk bottle, first for me


And of course a spoon.

Good luck out there!


Either a pin or a button, can anyone ID this


Found where an 1800’s barn would have been, unique in that it is made from two different layers of brass, you can see the green tone in the inner layer that must have more copper content. Never seen a horse tack buckle like this.
Big Silver (Play)! I’ve found play dimes before, first play half.


A few coins popped out, the War Nickel was in the debris pile of a ground hog hole (old Aqua Chigger trick)


Here is the handful.

Upper right is a muzzle loader slug, had me thinking I had something old, but not.
Center item seems like a mouthpiece from a slide whistle? Tag with a big hole is a typical miner/farmer tag common in these parts.
Here are some examples of mid and high tone 1800’s junk I run into often, lucky not to find bottle caps or pull tabs at my sites.

Is this a bird band?

Also found an intact pint milk bottle, first for me


And of course a spoon.

Good luck out there!
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