Iron Patch
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- Joined
- Sep 28, 2007
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- Golden Thread
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- Location
- Dirtyville
- 🥇 Banner finds
- 4
- Detector(s) used
- Deus
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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I'll spare you the large pile of twisted metal and lead.
Check out the last pic. We were hunting a Loyalist site that has given up a dozen Rev Pewters in the past and I eyeball this! (last pic below) I called Romeo to make the walk from about 100 feet to come check out what I found and believed to be the unveiling of my find of the week. It turned out to be one huge tease and the last high I had (well near had) during the digs.
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I've finally caught my breath enough from saying YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME enough to post. The guy has about 7 rabbits, 6 hats, a Spanish silver and a belt plate, did I forget anything?
(oh there's still 2 days to go)
Anyway, enough about the detecting God's chosen one, and here's what I managed to dig up. Didn't get many coins but this 1820 Irish token and 3 pre-1760s French (Acadian) Bale Seals. The bottom is Compagnies De Indes, an Acadian trading company.
I really need a big score in the next two days but it's a tall order trying to compete with a belt plate.
I'll spare you the large pile of twisted metal and lead.
Check out the last pic. We were hunting a Loyalist site that has given up a dozen Rev Pewters in the past and I eyeball this! (last pic below) I called Romeo to make the walk from about 100 feet to come check out what I found and believed to be the unveiling of my find of the week. It turned out to be one huge tease and the last high I had (well near had) during the digs.
Original Post...
I've finally caught my breath enough from saying YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME enough to post. The guy has about 7 rabbits, 6 hats, a Spanish silver and a belt plate, did I forget anything?
(oh there's still 2 days to go) Anyway, enough about the detecting God's chosen one, and here's what I managed to dig up. Didn't get many coins but this 1820 Irish token and 3 pre-1760s French (Acadian) Bale Seals. The bottom is Compagnies De Indes, an Acadian trading company.
I really need a big score in the next two days but it's a tall order trying to compete with a belt plate.
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The Irish is in good condition for your area and I like the Naval button, the RP was a good find and the bale seals are probably the nicest of the bunch for the day! Today, will be your day IP...........(







