Bucket Lister From Old Lot

[miserman]

Today I hunted an empty lot that produced several Large Cents in the past. The lot is the passenger pickup site of an old 1800's interurban streetcar that traveled between 2 towns. After the site was abandoned the 1940's it has seen very little activity, and so has very little modern trash. With this in mind, I decided to hunt the area with the F75 in All Metal Mode. Although I wasn't able to locate any coins, I was able to dig the "bucket list" brass key at about 5 inches. It has a nice green patina and gave off a loud 68-70 signal. Thanks for looking

 

[Piedmontartifacts]

Nice key, I want one also. I like all metals tones over beeps too

 

[DanielSR]

That´s all new. You do not have older ? Napoleon period

 

[jim tn]

Nice finds, like the key as well. HH jim tn

 

[DanielSR]

A little bit of fun. My findings

 

[DanielSR]

something else...

 

[DanielSR]

dug today
Mathias II Habsburg - 1.denar 1615 (13x14 milimeters)

 

[doc holiday232]

Daniel SR--Miserman doesn't have to take along a tool that will measure 9" depth---Do you??

 

[DanielSR]

Dear doc holiday 232 ! I live in a country where 100 years old old finds are considered new. I provoked a little, sorry!

 

[DanielSR]

I can not determine. Is any expert advised?
King Koloman 1095 - 1116
or
King Stephen II 1116 - 1131

14.milimeters