Rick (Nova Scotia)
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This hunt spans 2 days, 3 fields, and about 12 hours of swinging.
Anyway enough babble.
The junk, I found a lot, and 2 pouch fulls are not shown.
includes: broken hatchet, watch works, and I rarely come home without an OX Shoe (or 4)
The keepers;
The coins, top row left to right 1861 english half penny, 1865 IH, 1891 CAN. LG cent
Middle row 1832 NS half P token, completely flat coin which might be a french bronze as it is corrosion free ? and a George V lg cent.
Bottom row, A very nice 1861 Nova Scotia half cent, an 1813 Trade and Navigation farthing token. These were the first of the tokens sent to nova scotia, and I believe the only one issued in farthing size, quite scarce, and a first for me. And last I now believe is a button although no sign of a shank.
Also found another Nova Scotia militia button my second, and a cool lead rabbit, I think would have been a toy ? Anyone ?
Here's a few clips it's all pretty short.
Anyway enough babble.
The junk, I found a lot, and 2 pouch fulls are not shown.
includes: broken hatchet, watch works, and I rarely come home without an OX Shoe (or 4)
The keepers;
The coins, top row left to right 1861 english half penny, 1865 IH, 1891 CAN. LG cent
Middle row 1832 NS half P token, completely flat coin which might be a french bronze as it is corrosion free ? and a George V lg cent.
Bottom row, A very nice 1861 Nova Scotia half cent, an 1813 Trade and Navigation farthing token. These were the first of the tokens sent to nova scotia, and I believe the only one issued in farthing size, quite scarce, and a first for me. And last I now believe is a button although no sign of a shank.
Also found another Nova Scotia militia button my second, and a cool lead rabbit, I think would have been a toy ? Anyone ?
Here's a few clips it's all pretty short.
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Rabbit is cute too. 
