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Went back to the site where I dug my capped bust dime, didnt dig much of anything at all. 3 flat buttons some bullets, and this buckle. Too bad it wasnt all there, would have been a sweet one. Why is it you dig so many buckle halves and can never dig the other half? Anyone tell me about what time period this is from? Im thinking late 1700's early 18's? Thanks for looking.
 

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mainer said:
Thanks Mainerelic! This will probably be my last trip there til the vegetation dies off. Time to move on, and find a new one. :icon_thumleft: Hit that site again next spring then ! I know what you mean about the vegatation growth this early sping has already driven me off the hay fields and even some woods sites ! MaineRelic
 
Unbelievable aint it? Everythings been early. Im not complaining though, we usualy dont get a spring, usualy goes from 30 to 80 overnight. So an early spring is fine by me.
 
Like the others have said a half of an early buckle is better then no buckle at all, Congrats!!


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