Baggins
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So I just got back from tour, been gone for a couple months....During my time on the road, I did get several chances to pull out my detector and go hunt...First pic is of most of my finds from Richmond, Atlanta, and Ft. Lauderdale...The old wrench was found in Atlanta at a venue that used to be an old woodchip mill I was told back in the mid to late 1800's...It looks to read "Keystone Co" I believe...had also found the dark ring, and a pocket full of clad at this site....the most unusual find of the day is the "Seal" coin....I have no idea what it was for, or the age of it...it was found about 4" down and is about the size of a silver dollar...any ideas? Also the hem weight was found at the same site... Square nail,was found at a rail depot in Ft. Lauderdale, (the oldest one in town, or the state, I can't remember), it was just laying on the ground by the tracks...The gun shell, and marbles were all found on a couple of vacant lots that once had houses on them some time ago, as well as all the china pieces..The big silver "shell" was also found there...is this a signal flair? It reads M-14 Signal Japan, and a lot number on the bottom....looks to have a primer in the center...age? The silver ring and bracelet also came from Atlanta...I took out an add on Craigslist while in Richmond, and got permission to hunt some woods, but only got about 30 mins before the rain set in....Found what I first thought was a percussion cap, but when cleaned, looks more like a bullet jacket....damn, maybe next time.... I will post the seal on the What is it post, and hopefully someone can Id it.
As always, thanks for stopping by and taking a look.
Baggins
As always, thanks for stopping by and taking a look.
Baggins
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