ColonialEraHunter
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This is the continuation of our relic hunt, and a few of our better finds. Here's a picture of a nice decorative colonial coat button found with John's Explorer SE.
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At the side of the backyard I found this nice 1787 reale, and 1724 British half penny with my xterra 50, they were both great finds at this site.
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Dale came up with this small childs thimble in the front yard by the steps with her yeller feller.
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In the back yard near the big tree Nick came up with this nice one piece decorative ladies clothing button with his T2.
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Near the old spring my friend John (cellarholerat) found these intact beautiful colonial cufflinks 8 inches down with his Exploser SE.
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After 2 hours of hunting not much more was found except for pieces of brass and copper whatchamacallits, so we continued up the old road further.
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Since daylight ran out on us this was the last cellar hole we hunted for the day. After about an hour of hunting we came up with 2 broken pewter spoons, some plain flat buttons, and a worn out old copper that was unreadable. (due to photo limits we couldn't show a picture of those finds.) Enjoy these pictures and happy hunting.
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At the side of the backyard I found this nice 1787 reale, and 1724 British half penny with my xterra 50, they were both great finds at this site.
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Dale came up with this small childs thimble in the front yard by the steps with her yeller feller.
[attachment 45102 100_0128.jpg]
In the back yard near the big tree Nick came up with this nice one piece decorative ladies clothing button with his T2.
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Near the old spring my friend John (cellarholerat) found these intact beautiful colonial cufflinks 8 inches down with his Exploser SE.
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After 2 hours of hunting not much more was found except for pieces of brass and copper whatchamacallits, so we continued up the old road further.
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Since daylight ran out on us this was the last cellar hole we hunted for the day. After about an hour of hunting we came up with 2 broken pewter spoons, some plain flat buttons, and a worn out old copper that was unreadable. (due to photo limits we couldn't show a picture of those finds.) Enjoy these pictures and happy hunting.