Last couple of quick hunts.....

[Gunswinger]

As most of you know I run my own business and I spend a lot of hours doing it. When ever I get a new customer that has an old home or lives in an older area I ask if I can hunt their property. Most of the time it is yes. Here is a couple of finds from the last yes. I found several wheaties in the thirties, fourties, and fifties. Then a 46 rosie, but then as it was already dark I found this little jewel that I really like it is my first and has a patent date of Oct 24, 1876.

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It is made to go on a harness or leather strap. Then I found one of my smallest rings. As you can see it is smaller than a dime.

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I had a couple of minutes between jobs on Monday and thought I would hit a local park on the way home. As I got out of the car with my detector here came two guys with bounty hunters and they had hit the playgroung equipment and gotten the quick change. So I headed for a grown up section to try my luck.. Twenty feet later and I find this little silver item..

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Not bad for a couple quick hunts. I am not sure what the stone in the last one is, but it is pretty. Happy Hunting to all. God Bless

 

[Mike from MI Iron Brigade]

None of my crotal bells have a date. That one might be a sleigh bell. Great finds!

 

[Digdoug]

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[Anonymous]

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[MI$$OURI BETTY]

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[Mike Chgo area]

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[Jamie(MI)]

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