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Silver Thimble & Quarter Spill - AND - Coinstar hit on the way home!

Terry Soloman

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Nokta Makro Legend// Pulsedive// Minelab GPZ 7000// Vanquish 540// Minelab Pro Find 35// Dune Kraken Sandscoop// Grave Digger Tools Tombstone shovel & Sidekick digger// Bunk's Hermit Pick
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Metal Detecting
Great little 40-minute hunt while my better half hiked in the woods. Came up with some mystery metal, a silver thimble, and a five- quarter spill (just missed being silver!). On the way home Kate wanted to stop at the store and Boom! Foreign coin day at the Coinstar!:headbang:
 

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It looks as if someone crossed the border and thought the coinstar would take Canadian coins.
 
Man I would quit detecting for a while if I had that coin spill lol. Coin-grats on the silver thimble and massive coinstar haul.
 
Very nice! I see some interesting foreign coins...Deutsche, Romanian, $2 Canadian...and a British pound! So close on finding silver....there's got to be older coins where you detected I would think...
 
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Great bunch of finds Terry, both outdoors and indoors, Congrats!
 
Congrats Terry on the nice hunt and coin star finds! :occasion14:
 
Had to come home and look at the pics after we talked......you sure have the retrieval knack, Terry!!
 
Great quarter spill and thimble.
 
I would call it a successful day.
 
Some of that mystery metal is your oldest find. Its part of a 17th C (early 18th C latest) bronze cooking pot.
 
Some of that mystery metal is your oldest find. Its part of a 17th C (early 18th C latest) bronze cooking pot.
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Thank you for the ID Crusader!! I knew it was old but had no idea - way cool!:occasion14:
 
Many good scores there- Congrats!
 
Way to go Terry! AS I walked into Staters yesterday I saw someone using the coinstar. I heard the reject bin clinking. Dashed up the isle for a couple steaks and some bottled tea and headed back to the front. Coinstar person gone Bin not emptied! I pulled 6 quarters from it. Unfortunately no silvers
 
That's a great thimble. Nice going and thanks for sharing!
 
The thimble you dug is aluminum not silver, which is evident from the style and details as well as coloration. Nice finds!
 

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