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Got some keepers yesterday! :) ..........

Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"

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I hit the old schoolhouse again between rain drops for a couple hours.
I got 4 wheats 1945D, 1944, 1919, 1918, A 1911 "V" nickel, and a 1943 silver Washington quarter!

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Close up of the "V" nickel!

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Here are some of the relics I got! An 1800's suspender buckle, a neat old clock key, probably 1800's, A dress weight or hem weight, A neat bracelet, and an old clasp type ear ring!

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And the toys. A couple cars, a face pendant, and a beaded ear ring.
After a ton of rain the ground was like butter! :)

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...in my mailbox, the one you sent me for winning a contest!! And it's proudly displayed on my shelf.

Nice finds Mike, I especially like finding relics like the clock key and buckles. Cool finds.
 
Good job Mike ! Thats a nice mixed bag of goods - sure must be a lot of history there at the site. I envy you your ground - ours is like concrete. At the old fort today I gave up on several deep signals. Just couldn't get the Lesche through it. Steve in so az
 
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