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Finding New Sites

Bell-Two

Active member
Last week we went out to a couple of new spots and while we did not find tons of stuff we did make a couple of nice finds. We will hit these spots again. First spot Diane and I went to was a small cornfield and the stalks made swinging tough and I expect when they deteriorate swinging will come easier. Diane made the only coin find with a typical field V-Nickel which took some massaging to get a date off of, it is an 1889. I got a Bridle Rosette and a flat button.

The next hunt was Doug and I and we went to a site that was on the older map but most of the finds were “newer” Doug got two Indian Heads an 1899 and a N/D and a 1939 Wheat Cent. My only coin find was a very nice 1916 Buffalo Nickel. We both got nice Axe Heads, I got also a Ford Model T hub cap, a Schrader tire gauge, a nice Brass padlock with an 1896 patent date and a decorative finial.
 
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Wow! Amazing finds! I've yet to find anything of age here (Charlottesville/Crozet area) , but the history shows this place should be loaded with Revolutionary War and Civil War artifacts.
 
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