steelheadwill
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Got back to one of my favorite sites for two short hunts.
It's a small rocky beach used a as a trash dump and swimmin hole since the 1600s.
never know what you'll find from Rev War buttons to Chuck E Cheese tokens.
Got my 2nd war nickel, no date or mintmark, but color and tone tell the tale
Dug a loud signal, said great! Nice copper bracelet
Got home & cleaned it a little, Silver!!! not the first time saltwater has made my silver look 'Rusty'.
really cool design on the inside of the blocks, each has embossed flowers though I'd guess it's a mens bracelet from 1920s, it's a heavy piece
Nice complete copper pin, no idea if the design has any significance.
also got a turn of the century Kuang Hsu T'ung Pao machine struck Chinese.
I have found many of these crosshatched tubes, always assumed lipstick, now this one with freespinning wingnut, internal threads and fiber gasket has me thinking otherwise, anyone recognise this?
Also got what I thought was the biggest safety pin ever, says it's a key holder.
Thanks for looking And Best digs to you all!!
It's a small rocky beach used a as a trash dump and swimmin hole since the 1600s.
never know what you'll find from Rev War buttons to Chuck E Cheese tokens.
Got my 2nd war nickel, no date or mintmark, but color and tone tell the tale

Dug a loud signal, said great! Nice copper bracelet

Got home & cleaned it a little, Silver!!! not the first time saltwater has made my silver look 'Rusty'.
really cool design on the inside of the blocks, each has embossed flowers though I'd guess it's a mens bracelet from 1920s, it's a heavy piece

Nice complete copper pin, no idea if the design has any significance.
also got a turn of the century Kuang Hsu T'ung Pao machine struck Chinese.
I have found many of these crosshatched tubes, always assumed lipstick, now this one with freespinning wingnut, internal threads and fiber gasket has me thinking otherwise, anyone recognise this?

Also got what I thought was the biggest safety pin ever, says it's a key holder.
Thanks for looking And Best digs to you all!!
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She says "there's no way you're going to sell this, I'm keeping it!" She then slipped it on here finger and disappeared into the bedroom! What do I do now? I wasn't prepared for this! But, I've certainly learned a valuable lesson . . . I'M NEVER GOING TO SHOW MY WIFE ANYTHING I FIND EVER AGAIN!








