bruce01364
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Found an old site that had been bulldozed. Spent about 4 hours there with my elite. Pics of some finds and a close-up of the silver. I don't know what most of the stuff is but when I saw the barber dime it made my day.
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First barber dime
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Tony N (Michigan)
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I'd keep going back there if I were you. All that stuff is very old and nice!
The gear probably goes to a big clock,
The thing to the left of the gear looks like it might go to an old oil lantern.
The thing to the right of the barber is from a downed UFO lol
The gear probably goes to a big clock,
The thing to the left of the gear looks like it might go to an old oil lantern.
The thing to the right of the barber is from a downed UFO lol
adam in cal
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you are on to an old spot if time allows then you ought to go back in a give it another whirl ..... I am jealous I love a good scrape ,
bruce01364
New member
Going back to the site this weekend and go a little slower with my swing. I tend to go too fast in a large area.
The thing to the right of the coin is a hollow button. Very sharp detail on the front but the back is corroded. Two different metals. The thing at the top with a knob has some writing. It is some kind of (electric?) switch. The area was inhabited into the early 1900's.
The thing to the right of the coin is a hollow button. Very sharp detail on the front but the back is corroded. Two different metals. The thing at the top with a knob has some writing. It is some kind of (electric?) switch. The area was inhabited into the early 1900's.