possumheaded
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Hello all! I went out today and I found these nails and other junk around a hole in the woods behind my house.

I think it is an old cellar hole. Here is a couple of pictures so ya'll can tell me if looks like one to you.
There was even a orb in the second picture I took of it. I guess that is why I feel the presence of someone else when I'm there.

The best find of the day was this headstamp. I narrowed the time of this headstamp down to 1900 to 1920. Winchester started production of the Repeater round in 1900 and in 1920 they stopped labeling their rounds from No. 20 and went to 20 Ga. so it was made somewhere between those dates. I know it's not that old but it's older than me. I actually found it about 50 yards from the "cellar hole".

Also, I used my 9x12 coil with my ACE 250 for the first time and found the following item about 1 1/2 feet to 2 feet deep on the way back to the house in a place I have been over a couple of times with the 6.5x9 coil with no reading. I don't know what it is but it's heavy. It's in the electrolysis bucket and when it's done I'll add another picture of it.

Hope everyone has had a good day!
Ed

I think it is an old cellar hole. Here is a couple of pictures so ya'll can tell me if looks like one to you.
There was even a orb in the second picture I took of it. I guess that is why I feel the presence of someone else when I'm there.

The best find of the day was this headstamp. I narrowed the time of this headstamp down to 1900 to 1920. Winchester started production of the Repeater round in 1900 and in 1920 they stopped labeling their rounds from No. 20 and went to 20 Ga. so it was made somewhere between those dates. I know it's not that old but it's older than me. I actually found it about 50 yards from the "cellar hole".

Also, I used my 9x12 coil with my ACE 250 for the first time and found the following item about 1 1/2 feet to 2 feet deep on the way back to the house in a place I have been over a couple of times with the 6.5x9 coil with no reading. I don't know what it is but it's heavy. It's in the electrolysis bucket and when it's done I'll add another picture of it.

Hope everyone has had a good day!
Ed
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Maybe some type of plow or hoe. Any input would greatly be appreciated.







