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Silver Member
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2007
- Messages
- 4,741
- Reaction score
- 298
- Golden Thread
- 13
- Location
- Virginia
- 🥇 Banner finds
- 13
- Detector(s) used
- TEKNETICS T-2 LTD, Fisher F-75, White's MXT w/ 11 x 14" Excelerator Coil, WHITES Pulse TDI, WHITES Beach Hunter ID, Garrett Propointer and Lesche Digging Tool
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hey Guys. Glad I could finally get back on to TNET. My computer was attacked by a massive virus a couple of weeks ago
and I thought I had fixed it last weekend only for it to kick back up so I had my computer guy WHIP it into submission
update and repair it so I'm FINALLY able to post last Friday's (New Years Eve) finds and my finds from yesterday (first hunt of 2011).

Anyways, I'm happy to finally get the opportunity as I went back to one of my woods sites that has produced and produced some great stuff over the years. This area saw ALOT of Colonial and Civil War action so the stuff ranges from the 1600s up to the Civil War and is an absolute DELIGHTFUL place to dig everytime! I've been wanting to get there for a few weeks but with Christmas and the Snow, New Years Eve was the first opportunity that I had to make it happen. I decided to take the T-2 Limited out and before too much time, started racking up on musketballs and Minies even a spare Sharps. I had near 4 hours to burn and THEN got a LOUD DEEP signal...and was VERY happy how this hunt turned out. Too bad I couldn't have found this the next day then I would've been able to mark it off the list for the whole 2011 season
Oh well Dang the luck
Yesterday I went back out and dug ALOT of bullets, a nice gilted Navy Kepi and a SPENT and I MEAN SPENT! Connecticut Copper
When Wet you can see the "ORI" and CON" at the top of the copper.....really a bitter-sweet find but not unhappy at all! Thanks for looking guys and glad to be back after a couple weeks hiatus!
Here's my day of diggin' and finds:
SCENES FROM THE SITE:

In the Ground:

NOW THATS A BEAUTIFUL SITE

EVEN PRETTIER





UNCLEANED: NEW YEAR'S EVE FINDS
Fresh from the Pouch
CLEANED:
A PLAY ON THE PALMETTO AND CRESCENT (from Eagle Breastplate and Bullets)

Here's everything: Bullets, Connecticut Copper, Rosette, Tent Rope Tensioner, and Buttons (Iron Piece looks like to be a Swivel Loop such as the ones used with Gun Straps)


ALMOST forgot this little Spur Buckle that I dug, has a VERY pretty Dark Green Patina in person!

Closeups of the "ORI" and the "CO on the Connecticut Copper (It did have CON but the N flaked of while cleaning it)
IRON Loops with a Swivel attachment
and I thought I had fixed it last weekend only for it to kick back up so I had my computer guy WHIP it into submission
update and repair it so I'm FINALLY able to post last Friday's (New Years Eve) finds and my finds from yesterday (first hunt of 2011).

Anyways, I'm happy to finally get the opportunity as I went back to one of my woods sites that has produced and produced some great stuff over the years. This area saw ALOT of Colonial and Civil War action so the stuff ranges from the 1600s up to the Civil War and is an absolute DELIGHTFUL place to dig everytime! I've been wanting to get there for a few weeks but with Christmas and the Snow, New Years Eve was the first opportunity that I had to make it happen. I decided to take the T-2 Limited out and before too much time, started racking up on musketballs and Minies even a spare Sharps. I had near 4 hours to burn and THEN got a LOUD DEEP signal...and was VERY happy how this hunt turned out. Too bad I couldn't have found this the next day then I would've been able to mark it off the list for the whole 2011 season
Oh well Dang the luck
Yesterday I went back out and dug ALOT of bullets, a nice gilted Navy Kepi and a SPENT and I MEAN SPENT! Connecticut Copper
Here's my day of diggin' and finds:
SCENES FROM THE SITE:

In the Ground:

NOW THATS A BEAUTIFUL SITE

EVEN PRETTIER





UNCLEANED: NEW YEAR'S EVE FINDS
Fresh from the Pouch
CLEANED:
A PLAY ON THE PALMETTO AND CRESCENT (from Eagle Breastplate and Bullets)

Here's everything: Bullets, Connecticut Copper, Rosette, Tent Rope Tensioner, and Buttons (Iron Piece looks like to be a Swivel Loop such as the ones used with Gun Straps)


ALMOST forgot this little Spur Buckle that I dug, has a VERY pretty Dark Green Patina in person!

Closeups of the "ORI" and the "CO on the Connecticut Copper (It did have CON but the N flaked of while cleaning it)
IRON Loops with a Swivel attachment
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super pictures and the Breast Plate is the dogs 








