Ecohikr
Tenderfoot
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We have done really well on these hunts along the Saint John River in New Brunswick Canada. First we found the 1812 One Penny Token, then we found a smoothed out coin which we thought would be a half penny token, then yesterday we found an 184? New Brunswick Half Penny Token and an almost complete shoe buckle. The pic of the coin isn't very good without the side lighting but with it you can make out most of the lettering and I am hoping that one will clean up easier than the 1812 that I posted the other day. As for the buckle I don't know much about it, if anyone has any insight that would be great!
Cheers!
Rob![IMG_0614[1].webp IMG_0614[1].webp](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1599/1599174-bee48e1cf58c6cfe22cf81e802fcf5ba.jpg?hash=V39J_bXSkF)
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Cheers!
Rob
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