T treasure777 Full Member Joined Jul 5, 2016 Messages 126 Reaction score 89 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 21, 2018 #1 Found it on the side where some dirt was while walking home along the railroad tracks!!
F flinthunter Hero Member Joined Jan 3, 2011 Messages 903 Reaction score 1,083 Golden Thread 0 Location Illinois Detector(s) used E-Trac, V3i, DFX Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 21, 2018 #2 Maybe worm burrow trace fossils. Upvote 0
Kray Gelder Gold Member Joined Feb 24, 2017 Messages 7,064 Reaction score 12,562 Golden Thread 0 Location Georgetown, SC Detector(s) used Fisher F75 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jun 21, 2018 #3 It looks like a piece of slag. It does not look like a fossil. Upvote 0
Underwonder Bronze Member 🥇 Charter Member Joined Jul 31, 2017 Messages 1,731 Reaction score 3,307 Golden Thread 0 Location RI Detector(s) used White's XLT Spectrum, TRX Pin-pointer, Garrett AT Pro Pin-pointer, Eagle II SL with Bigfoot, Equinox 600, Equinox 800, Manticore Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Jun 21, 2018 #4 Slag was my first thought... Upvote 0
ToddsPoint Gold Member 🥇 Charter Member Joined Mar 2, 2018 Messages 9,181 Reaction score 33,054 Golden Thread 0 Location Todds Point, IL Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jun 22, 2018 #5 Blue and green glass is common in slag from iron furnaces. Gary Upvote 0
J Johncoho Silver Member Joined Feb 14, 2014 Messages 2,862 Reaction score 7,292 Golden Thread 0 Location Martinsburg, Pa. in the summer and Apache Junction Detector(s) used Whites Spectrum XLT, Garrett AT Pro, Macro pinpointer, Garrett carrot pinpointer, Lesch digger, Nel Tornado coil for ATPro, Garret ATMax with Nel Tornado coil Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 23, 2018 #6 I have to go with several others and say a piece of slag since it was found along the railroad tracks. Upvote 0
I have to go with several others and say a piece of slag since it was found along the railroad tracks.