Elad
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It's been a great couple of months! 1 Real, 3-Cent Pieces, Buttons, Relics
I'm not even sure where to begin... it's been a while since I posted my finds. I have been too busy with work and detecting, but mostly I kinda wanted to wait till I got a digital camera. Using my outdated cellphone camera with a plastic magnifying 'glass' just wasn't cutting it... now I got super-macro 14 megapixel goodness at my disposal!
The Real is a 1 Real, 1773 Guatemala mint, "P" Assayer mark. It was shallow and my E-trac screamed with pleasure when my coil passed over it. I did not scratch it. The person who lost it must have. My oldest silver yet.
The 3-Cent Pieces are 1851, 1852 (no mint marks).
The large copper is unknown.
The small copper is probably an IH. 
The buttons - most of my buttons have come from these woods. I enjoy finding and collecting them. Especially these oldies! I just wish they were in better shape... Note the eagle button. The pictures don't really bring out what gilt is left. It's a shame it's in such bad shape.
The video is of my hunt today recorded using my new Veho Muvi. It's so handy for stuff like this! 8)
Enjoy!
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I'm not even sure where to begin... it's been a while since I posted my finds. I have been too busy with work and detecting, but mostly I kinda wanted to wait till I got a digital camera. Using my outdated cellphone camera with a plastic magnifying 'glass' just wasn't cutting it... now I got super-macro 14 megapixel goodness at my disposal!

The Real is a 1 Real, 1773 Guatemala mint, "P" Assayer mark. It was shallow and my E-trac screamed with pleasure when my coil passed over it. I did not scratch it. The person who lost it must have. My oldest silver yet.

The 3-Cent Pieces are 1851, 1852 (no mint marks).
The large copper is unknown.
The small copper is probably an IH. The buttons - most of my buttons have come from these woods. I enjoy finding and collecting them. Especially these oldies! I just wish they were in better shape... Note the eagle button. The pictures don't really bring out what gilt is left. It's a shame it's in such bad shape.

The video is of my hunt today recorded using my new Veho Muvi. It's so handy for stuff like this! 8)
Enjoy!
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Mine just cleared up 4 days ago... damn it was itchy! I have certainly seen my fair share of all the bugs you mentioned... but I am not really sure what a chigger looks like.
If U could see them a chigger it would look like this icon
They will make you scratch like a dog with fleas , sometimes worse than ivy . They like tall grass . I hit a nest of them last year. The horror was very much like an army of micro venomous spiders eating me alive.
Spray lots of deep woods off all over legs and socks ,shoes before you go in the bush . dawg






