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Civil War Shell Fragments & a Few other Relics

Cajuncoinhunter

Cajuncoinhunter

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A few friends and I got together today and went metal detecting. We made a few Civil War Relic finds at an old battlefield site. Thanks for looking and appreciate everyone's comments. CCH


video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbnCDn4MJ4o[/video]
 
Excellent EJ ........ :thumbup:
 
Cajuncoinhunter, Thank you for posting your relic hunts. I have learned so much from watching your hunts. I'm sad to say I discarded a toe plate before I learned what it was. I have learned to hold on to what i find and do the research. Thank you for educating us. P.s. I was lucky enough to find a second one which is cherished and in my collection.
 
tomtomnc,

Thanks very much for your comments. I have learned not to throw anything old / brass etc away. Put it in an old bucket and one day you may see it posted or for sale or on a video and realize that you've got a civil war relic on your hands. Like you, i discarded an item before. !!! Good luck. CCH.



tomtomnc said:
Cajuncoinhunter, Thank you for posting your relic hunts. I have learned so much from watching your hunts. I'm sad to say I discarded a toe plate before I learned what it was. I have learned to hold on to what i find and do the research. Thank you for educating us. P.s. I was lucky enough to find a second one which is cherished and in my collection.
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Your videos are fantastic... You have no idea how much I appreciate seeing your hunts.
 
Mr. Elton,

Thank you for your kind comments. I love detecting and making the videos just comes with the territory now. BUT - its a lot of work making those things and I dont think that some people understand how much. Anyway, I enjoy it and i appreciate that fact that you do to. Thanks. CCH


Elton said:
Your videos are fantastic... You have no idea how much I appreciate seeing your hunts.
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Thanks for posting that great video .I've never had the opportunity to hunt a Civil War site but your video made me feel like I was right there .:thumbup:
 
I can't bring up the video on my blackberry?
 
Nice field, looks like thousands of acres, st gonna take years to cover that, the spoon is for feeding rattle snakes, as they were kept around the house to eat the rats, cut or carved lead , MAYBE THE DISQ WAS DOING THE CARVING cool vidio ,
 
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