No colonial coins, but nice buckle.

Garabaldi · Mar 29, 2011

The second time at this new site I researched. First hunt found a nice flat dandy button. Tons fo huge iron, so I decided to give the ETRAC an attempt. I am trying to ween myself off my Whites M6. Slowly but surely I am getting the hang of the ETRAC. It did well with all the big iron around. Found a nice buckle(I think its a buckle). :dontknow:

A lot of this stuff I am not sure how old and what they are, but I had fun digging them. HH. :icon_thumleft:

HISPAN · Mar 29, 2011

Nice Buckle ... congrats! :thumbsup:

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Goes4ever · Mar 29, 2011

cool buckle! if your site has a ton of iron give TTF a try on that site, I bet you missed a lot of goodies because of nulling over iron. If you are unsure how to set up TTF, go to my site for a step by step guide.

KOOTNEY KID · Mar 29, 2011

Cool buckle ! and what looks to be a toilet seat hinge

Garabaldi · Mar 29, 2011

Goes4ever said:
cool buckle! if your site has a ton of iron give TTF a try on that site, I bet you missed a lot of goodies because of nulling over iron. If you are unsure how to set up TTF, go to my site for a step by step guide.

I will most certainly check it out. :hello2:

There is two long galvanized metal fence post I dug, so I put a quarter under them. When I swung the coin it did not detect the quarter, so your saying the TTF setting would detect a quarter under the galvanized? :icon_scratch:

Garabaldi · Mar 29, 2011

KOOTNEY KID said:
Cool buckle ! and what looks to be a toilet seat hinge

I was told on "What is it" the buckle may be a horse sash buckle.
Toilet seat hinge, WOW!!! How old do you think it is?

Rickiowa2009 · Mar 29, 2011

Now there is a wide assortment of goodies!

HCW · Mar 30, 2011

The thing in the fourth pic is a lamp part I think. The pieces in the tenth pic are hinge pieces from an old ice box maybe.The large rusted iron piece is an old stove piece, again, maybe.