Matching cufflinks, seven years and 50ft apart

[Gridwalker306]

Another Merc in the iron, and this time I could see 191? And a D on the back. After the excitement of finding the 1916 Merc last night, I thought this was really it. The date was so cruddy, but under my loupe I saw 1918. What a tease.

Then I came across a nice old Canada Immigration button, haven't found one of these in a while.

My last target before it started raining was this old plated cufflink with an "L" on it. I instantly remembered that I had dug another just like it, about 50 feet away years ago. If my memory serves me right, I found the first one back in 2010.

All in all it was a nice short hunt, it was good to be out.

 

[Gridwalker306]

Another masked silver, hummm, I may just have to try that Deus one of these days, of course no detector will help if you don't get to a patch of dirt. (out of the house, too dang hot though)

The iron audio on the ATPro is a wild feature, and is a great machine that found me loads of stuff. I think a big advantage with the DEUS is the reactivity. I'm pretty sure the speed is what's helping pick the goods out of the junk. I admit I dig a lot of rusty iron, but the fact that silver is surfacing too makes it worth it.

 

[OutdoorAdv]

Awesome job at finding the matching link! It always amazes me how pieces to the same thing can be spread out across a site. Great hunt man

 

[park pirate]

Awesome JC as always..

 

[A2coins]

Those cuffs were meant to be linked that's crazy nice mercs!!!!

 

[Gridwalker306]

Awesome job at finding the matching link! It always amazes me how pieces to the same thing can be spread out across a site. Great hunt man

Thanks, I guess there's hope for all the guys that dig cool stuff, like half of a wreath and tongue buckle. You just never know...and when you least expect it.

 

[ARC]

Heh well done...

I found half a necklace... then the other half 2 years apart once.