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Snake Indian War Mixed Bag

Mason Jarr

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Southwest Idaho
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Minelab CTX3030
Minelab E-trac
Minelab Equinox 80
Deus II
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Metal Detecting
I usually don't find much at these military sites from the 1860s, but today was pretty good. Seated dime is an 1851. I think the cartridge is a .56-56.
 

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Like your finds and your user name too.56-56 it is.
 
Very Nice!!!! Congrats!!!!
 
That's some early stuff for Idaho! I bet that epaullette rang out good! I wonder why the trooper who "lost" it didn't think the opposition in the area would be wielding cavalry sabers? :tongue3:
 
Very cool. Thats the kind of stuff I like to find!
 
That a very nice mix of relics great save.
 
Wow!!! Congrats!!
 
Kool Finds!! sure wish the stuff could talk Huh??
 
Congrats on the seated silver :thumbsup:
If there is brass the size of that epaulette still in the ground, there could be a plate lurking about.
Looks like a Spencer casing perhaps.
 
Congrats on the seated silver :thumbsup:
If there is brass the size of that epaulette still in the ground, there could be a plate lurking about.
Looks like a Spencer casing perhaps.


I've found about a dozen epaulettes, including one that's complete with the scales. Never found a plate or buckle though.....not for lack of trying! Thanks for the comment.
 

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