CMDiamonddawg
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- Location
- Jersey Cape
- Detector(s) used
- Fisher 1265X & CZ-7
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Weather was fair, in the 40's. Two day's to get some serious diggin' enjoyment in the South Jersey pines and some old grown up fields. 
I stumbled upon this locale month's ago but I was sidetracked with work and the most dreaded thing of all " the honey do list " .
Pssst this place is loaded with iron and mounds of brick but it is a primo location that has gave up a substantial amount of relics , coins and assorted goodies from circa 1760- 1830's .
Past weekend finds from a clearing near the mill site . Betcha didn't see that one coming Q .
This hunt goes out to Quindy of the Tenn. Trio , who has been an avid follower of the Old Mill Hunts .
"All " discoveries found on private property with owner permission .1830 Mother Mary medallion , two pewter regt buttons , One toast , One of the Best I have ever dug. Minimum edge chips , # two US Infantry Regiment 1798-1802 , from the same site .
My first one was a rev war 13th regt without the US border , sold for 850. US dollars , it was sealed up with a diluted Elmers glue coating.
A pewter field dug button would be ruined by the fertilizers .
I stumbled upon this locale month's ago but I was sidetracked with work and the most dreaded thing of all " the honey do list " . Pssst this place is loaded with iron and mounds of brick but it is a primo location that has gave up a substantial amount of relics , coins and assorted goodies from circa 1760- 1830's .
Past weekend finds from a clearing near the mill site . Betcha didn't see that one coming Q .
This hunt goes out to Quindy of the Tenn. Trio , who has been an avid follower of the Old Mill Hunts . "All " discoveries found on private property with owner permission .1830 Mother Mary medallion , two pewter regt buttons , One toast , One of the Best I have ever dug. Minimum edge chips , # two US Infantry Regiment 1798-1802 , from the same site .
My first one was a rev war 13th regt without the US border , sold for 850. US dollars , it was sealed up with a diluted Elmers glue coating.
A pewter field dug button would be ruined by the fertilizers .
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Lot of buttons and relics . Can't wait to get back . Warning : picture heavy !
Thanks for checking in ,
Snow storm happining as I post this thread , why do they even bother that freakin ground hog
dawg
Lot of buttons and relics . Can't wait to get back . Warning : picture heavy !
Thanks for checking in ,
Snow storm happining as I post this thread , why do they even bother that freakin ground hog
dawg
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