Kurios1
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- Joined
- Feb 25, 2017
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- Location
- FEMA REGION 5 North Central Illinois
- Detector(s) used
- Nokta Impact Whites DFX 300 & M6 Matrix, Minelab Explorer II (2), Makro Red Racer & Racer 2, Garrett AT Pro.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Howdy Folks. I was going to wade through some field corn but, decided to return to the scene of my 1876 Seated Dime score. I guess ya' can't blame me.
I worked the general vicinity of the dime recovery and Got a few brass shrapnel scraps, an old iron "t" fastener thingy, a busted pocket knife, and what I believe is a part of an old newspaper press thingy as the words are in "reverse" order. Oh, I also dug the chewed up and crusty old Peter Shuttler Wagon Works token coin. Pretty happy with that find even in it's rough condition.
I decided to work out of the field and toward the river and dug an old ax head. Then I got what I think is a paint cap and just the rim of the tube. Looks like a symbol and a few letters are visible? Dug the old brass door jam thingy. I got a very faint signal sounding pretty deep. Dug down about 18 inches I reckon and got the round iron harness thingy. I was pretty impressed my "little" Nel Snake coil sucked that old relic up from the depths.
Someone in my last post mentioned it looked like I "was having fun". I'll tell ya', I am really digging the past few weeks hunting fields and now getting into a bit of woods. I love recovering old stuff. Value doesn't matter much to me. Just really cool to bring to the light things which have been hidden in the dirt for a long time. Thanks for stopping by. Kurios1













I decided to work out of the field and toward the river and dug an old ax head. Then I got what I think is a paint cap and just the rim of the tube. Looks like a symbol and a few letters are visible? Dug the old brass door jam thingy. I got a very faint signal sounding pretty deep. Dug down about 18 inches I reckon and got the round iron harness thingy. I was pretty impressed my "little" Nel Snake coil sucked that old relic up from the depths.
Someone in my last post mentioned it looked like I "was having fun". I'll tell ya', I am really digging the past few weeks hunting fields and now getting into a bit of woods. I love recovering old stuff. Value doesn't matter much to me. Just really cool to bring to the light things which have been hidden in the dirt for a long time. Thanks for stopping by. Kurios1












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