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Got out again today for a little bit of fun.

MikeO

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Keepers where harder to come by then wheaties but, 1898 must have been a good year regardless. I do not mind digging wheaties but, there everywhere at this spot.
I had asked my friend to go but, he came down with a bug. So, hopefully he will get out when he gets to feeling better.
One thing I found that really has my interest is some kind of heavy steel piece. It almost looks like it has some very very faint impression in it of writing (could just be my terrible eyesight maybe, it just appears that way)?
One side is flat and the other is ever so slightly dished as if something might have been struck in it or it has used to strike another object?
It was really deep and its a heavy little bugger. I am thinking some kind of old press piece?
Well, I know it will make a neat paperweight anyhow. ;)
The flattie is worn and needs to soak more but,appears to be backmarked.

Hope everyone has a great week :)

On a side note: last hunt my armrest broke (bought duct-tape on the go) and today my end of my X1 probe fell off as its wore out. :shocked:
 
Quite a haul Mike. I have a buddy whose armrest just broke too. He is lucky, works in a machine shop, he drew one up and his buddies made him a new one. I told him he should put little legs on the bottom but he went simple for now. I always find heavy stuff like your "paper weight" when I am a half mile from the nearest road. Thanks, for sharing.

Don
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Nice digs MikeO, Sounds like you"ve been giving that machine a workout , thats a good thing right!!!!!!!:detecting:
Thanks for sharing
David
 
Nice finds !

Maybe a weight for an old scale ?
 
Nice hunt Mike...and here's to duct tape mending part of your detector...which it has done for me too on more than one occasion.:beers:
 
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