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foreverRich

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Never rule out "worked out" sites

Went to the local school about a mile from my house. Have hunted this site, on and off, for the past 30 years. My last hunt turned up two of the more unusual finds that I have found there. One is a disk measuring 2 1/4" in diameter with the marking, Navy Day 1942. The other was unknown, until the May issue of W&E Treasures.
There on page 30 was a picture of my Hotchkiss fuse plug from the Civil War. How in the world these hadn't been found before now alludes me. In all fairness, the reason I keep hunting the school, is because I had found a 1805 dime and a 1841 half dime. So, I knew the land held some real good targets. If I had given up on this "worked out" site they would still be in the ground waiting for someone else to find them.
 

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Re: Never rule out "worked out" sites

That "Navy Day" is a puzzler to me. But both of those finds are excellent, stay at that site!
 
Re: Never rule out "worked out" sites

Nice find, that Navy day piece is in pretty nice shape.
 
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allen said:
neat finds, but i see the date as 1924.. :thumbsup:

You are right. It is 1924. Hit the wrong keys when doing my one finger typing. That's what happens when you get old. ;D
 
Re: Never rule out "worked out" sites

very cool pieces, congrats bigrig
 

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