kinchafoonee Sr. Member Joined Apr 2, 2013 Messages 314 Reaction score 373 Golden Thread 0 Location SoWeGa Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Jul 30, 2013 #1 This one was whole, but as the plow brouht it up, it rolled it and damaged it. Was in a dirt clod of red clay. Was too nice to not have restored. A TRUE HEARTBREAKER! Attachments DSC04754.webp 296.8 KB · Views: 95 DSC04755.webp 225.2 KB · Views: 74 Upvote 0
This one was whole, but as the plow brouht it up, it rolled it and damaged it. Was in a dirt clod of red clay. Was too nice to not have restored. A TRUE HEARTBREAKER!
A Americus Silver Member Joined Sep 18, 2008 Messages 3,249 Reaction score 3,827 Golden Thread 0 Jul 31, 2013 #2 Wow! In what county was it found? In my opinion you find fewer whole points in clay fields than in sandy fields.
Wow! In what county was it found? In my opinion you find fewer whole points in clay fields than in sandy fields.
kinchafoonee Sr. Member Joined Apr 2, 2013 Messages 314 Reaction score 373 Golden Thread 0 Location SoWeGa Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Jul 31, 2013 Thread Owner #3 Lee county. Yes, I agree that Ga red clay is hard on points. Sand is softer and more forgiving. Red clay bakes like a brick in the hot sun.
Lee county. Yes, I agree that Ga red clay is hard on points. Sand is softer and more forgiving. Red clay bakes like a brick in the hot sun.
monsterrack Silver Member Joined Apr 15, 2013 Messages 4,429 Reaction score 5,831 Golden Thread 0 Location Southwest Mississippi Detector(s) used Garrett, and Whites Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 31, 2013 #4 It is a fine point