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Broke into the Medieval period...

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Bavaria Mike

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Finished the house Friday for the most part, still have some small stuff to take care of. What a relief however, my vacation is over as well. Get some pictures later. The last two hunts were both short but I managed a few nice old finds and relics. A military button with an
 
Wonderful things you find.....What Sir is a coin weight with an orb ...I know I am the only one reading this forum who doesn't know..but hey, I have lived a shelterd life in Ohio.We do not find many of those little beauties on the shores of Lake Erie....come to think of it, we do not find many of anything old on Lake Erie in this area..If I hit late 1800's it's a almost miracle.....Sometimes maybe a "1835" Large Cent and that is a miracle. You find great items and thank you for sharring them with us.Does most of the old items you show us come from the same fields.One more question if you do not mind.How deep are 1700
items in inches?, and,. Do they get turned up yearly or are they in untouched ground.It must be a thrill for you on each detecting trip.
 
Hey Mike great finds! I will agree with Elton on this one. We might find some 1800 stuff, but to see the 1300-1400 pop out of the ground must be a total thrill. Thanks for the pictures, I really am enjoying your finds, Beale.
 
Beale:
Wouldn't you just love to dig some of the things Mike does....I think that would make you go out detecting more often.
Today I dug two Wheats, some junk, and pulltabs............."And I think thats detecting"..HAHAHHA (Not) " Mike would stay home if thats all he found". I too enjoy his great posts.
 
[quote Elton]Beale:
Wouldn't you just love to dig some of the things Mike does....I think that would make you go out detecting more often.
Today I dug two Wheats, some junk, and pulltabs............."And I think thats detecting"..HAHAHHA (Not) " Mike would stay home if thats all he found". I too enjoy his great posts.[/quote]



Oh yes! just to see some of his items is a thrill for me, I just can't imagine actually digging one, Beale.
 
Well done Mike. Those are some super finds all of us here in the states would love to have a crack at finding.

Continued success to you,
Neil
 
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