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New site continues to produce the goods. Early buckle, my largest crotal, shield nick

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Three hour hunt this evening. Highlights were another early trapezoidal buckle frag, crisp 1876 IHP, 1867 shield nickel( my first in over a year), British copper( maybe William III) and a large colonial? crotal bell. Getting tougher to find targets but Im sure there’s still some good stuff there
 

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what a great assortment of finds! anyone one of them was a great find and most of them would have been a 1st for me. awesome job finding them

Thanks. This site is a capable of producing anything. Not often can a field site offer a buckle or copper from the 1600s right along side a war nickel. They usually have a much smaller window of activity on them. Hope a bucketlister is waiting for me there
 
Well done as usual sir.

That trapezoidal buckle would have been a sweet one to have intact.
 
Well done as usual sir.

That trapezoidal buckle would have been a sweet one to have intact.

Thanks. Ive found three halves of that type so far:BangHead: I would love to find more complete early buckles but its hard.
 
Pretty sure the copper is a William and Mary half penny. Wow. Wish it wasnt toasted

Looks like it to me; the partially visible bust appears to be left of center which would be right for a W & M. Congratulations-those are very hard to find in the states.
 
Tremendous hunt. Hope there's more out there for you!
 
Nice assortment of relics Toasted! I like the croatal bell:thumbsup:
 

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