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The old schoolyard has been hammered to death,Well,a few more gasps anyway.I consistantly pull from this area,This was today,button,47 Rosie,1902 IH,1924 wheatie,Buffalo can't read date,An old hull that has the stamp
FA-43 on the end,looks like someone drilled a hole through it for a necklace,And what looks like a Rangers hat from an old figure,oh by the way that was 5hr worth,just gotta work for it!!!!!Chow- HH- ALL
 

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Very nice finds!!! :icon_thumleft:
 
Hard work equals nice payout :icon_thumright: , love those "hunted out" areas
 
Troyounce, Still waitin for the BIG ONE!!!!!!!!Thanks for lookin
 
"...An old hull that has the stamp FA-43 on the end..."

I think this was an end-piece for a Venetian blind cord, which helped it fall straight down so it could be found easier. The hole was for the cord.
 
FA -43 I'm pretty sure is Frankfort Arsenal 1943, probably .30-06, but possibly .30 carbine depending on the diameter.
 
NOLAKen Dia. is .470 -0 +.005 Thanks old bean!
 

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