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Hello everyone, Got out today for a few hours ,but I had to quit early because of the wind. Even though it wasn't too cold, 40, the wind made it feel colder and I couldn't hear my Ace 250 beeps. Going back out Sat and Sun and try to get the Lazy Mans Rest to give up some of it's hidden coins. Made off with a 1906 IH that is a little worn, but I'll take it. Also found 2 new shell casings I need help identifying. The first casing I found last week was from an 1860 Henry. Saw a picture of it on the internet. I thought I had found another, but when I cleaned it the marking were different. It has C. R. on top and on the bottom it says C-90. The smaller one says W.R.A. Co. 25.20 WCF . Found a few clad 70's pennies and that was it. I added a picture on the end that I am trying to get permission to hunt. Thanks for looking, Ron

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Below is a place that I am trying to find the owner to detect

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Great find, sorry cannot help with ID of cartridge.
 

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The old coins/relics are there, Ron. You just have to find them....that's the fun part!

Good luck to you on the weekend!

Congrats,
CAPTN SE
Dan
 
Ron, you have some nice finds there, I've never seen that type of shell casing but I'm sure someone on here will identify fast..

I always wear headphones while detecting, can hear all the signals that way & it helps keep the ears warm as well. I've also found that while detecting less people come up & ask questions while I have them on! :tongue3:


Chris
 
seger98 said:
Ron, you have some nice finds there, I've never seen that type of shell casing but I'm sure someone on here will identify fast..

I always wear headphones while detecting, can hear all the signals that way & it helps keep the ears warm as well. I've also found that while detecting less people come up & ask questions while I have them on! :tongue3:


Chris

Thanks seger. I posted it on, "What is it" too. Some members Identified my last cartridge of that from an 1860 Henry rifle
 
Neat finds,keep up the good work.
yeah i got an old house close to me but the owner is in another state,and dont know the name.
 
WTG and congrats on the IH and the rest of you treasure !!!! :thumbsup:
 
Look like a good hunt Ron. I like the IHs and that is a sweet Muldon button - Was that : Car 54 were are you?

That new place to dig looks like a winner.

SKD
 
annie oakley aka little miss sure shot used to shoot a .25/20 wcf beyond that I can't help ya.
 
super finds.congrats. :thumbsup:
 
Crazyjarhead,

You and that ACE are getting along real good. Keep it up.. :thumbsup:
 
Nice to see you dug something old on New Years. Did you dig that pinback with Fred Gwynne's ugly mug?
 
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Nice to see you dug something old on New Years. Did you dig that pinback with Fred Gwynne's ugly mug?

Who's fred Gwynne? You taliking about the badge? Yes, today in fact. I didn't even know who it was ::)
 
Awesome digs Ron! That place is most definitely a "hot-bed" of digs just waitin' for you. love that "Muldoon" pin... :thumbsup:


Fred Gwynne - R.I.P. - aka: Herman Munster :wink:
 

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DD-777 said:
Awesome digs Ron! That place is most definitely a "hot-bed" of digs just waitin' for you. love that "Muldoon" pin... :thumbsup:


Fred Gwynne - R.I.P. - aka: Herman Munster :wink:

Ahh yes, I know herman :D So how old is that pin??
 

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