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Sniffy

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So I've spent the last 5 weeks down in West Virginia land clearing for a 200 mile long power line. Along the way I've discovered several old homesteads MILES back into no mans land. These places are in such remote locations I very highly doubt they have been looked upon by human eyes for many moons. The cellar holes are much different than New Englands. In this part of West Virgina (Morgantown/Fairmont) The foundations are made of large sandstone block and are not nearly as deep. I didn't have much time to detect at all...I was working 80 hour weeks. However, I did manage to get out one time to a spot I was told about. I only detected for about an hour and this is what I came up with. MY VERY FIRST SPANISH SILVER! 1808 Carolus III! ( found an inch down right in the middle of one of our skidder roads...I did not scratch this coin) A batwing buckle, and a tombac button. Cant wait to get back down there with a little more time....I'm sure theres much more. Thanks for lookin.
 

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could it be? sounds like you got a virgin site line up my friend. willy
 
Mercy ,mercy Sniffy I have seen the batwings you and HMN have dug in Conn .and now your on the road finding one in WV. That's incredible!! Congrats on the two reale , the first one is a great memory :headbang: :headbang: That area has a lot of potential . Try not to work to hard. You need the energy to search for more finds :laughing7: CMD
 

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