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1953 Rosie
1935 merc
2 little pin backs
Half a bullet
Broken skeleton key
Not sure about the other piece...looks like it held a rhinestone or something.
And a 1916 buffalo nickel
 

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outstanding finds!
 
Silver and a buffalo, that's a great day in my book.
 
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Great finds! Thanks for sharing...
 
Coins are always fun, very nice. Shame about the key being broken, I'm a sucker for old keys...
 
great finds! thanks for sharing
 
good job. I still like the keys. (don't get me wrong I love the coins and jewelry) but I always wonder what the keys were for and what they opened or locked. Same with relics. I always wonder about the story behind a relic.
 
Good recovery man!! My question to you sir.. Was this your "notable finds " how much junk was dug as well? I always seem to fill half my sifter up that I throw my junk in every time.
 
Good recovery man!! My question to you sir.. Was this your "notable finds " how much junk was dug as well? I always seem to fill half my sifter up that I throw my junk in every time.
Yes, there were a lot of pull tabs, square nails, and little triangles of aluminum siding.
 
Yes, there were a lot of pull tabs, square nails, and little triangles of aluminum siding.
those pull tabs and compacted aluminum suck as they hit on the vdi the same way a smashed ring would hit!! Man I love the hobby though
 
Yes, there were a lot of pull tabs, square nails, and little triangles of aluminum siding.

You can keep all that stuff, till you get a sizable load, and then head on over to your local metal recycling facility for some battery money!
 

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