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Local relics

brnn53

brnn53

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I dug these here on my farm. There was a Yankee campsite here. I used the Nautilus 2B as these were fairly deep. The soil is sandy and I love how the brass comes out.
Mike
 
Nice variety of stuff there and your lucky to get permission from yourself to dig :thumbup:

Makes me want to shoot for relic instead of coin & junk locally - thanks for the pic - HH
 
Very nice example of campsite finds. Does the bullet casing have a headstamp? if so, my guess is that it is not period. if not would like to see some more pictures of the base. Thanks and HH.

Dave Poche
 
Nemo, it is a rimfire that measures 38 cal. on the rim. No headstamp. It may not be period but it was found with these relics. Pic inclosed. Thanks for the reply.
HH!
Mike
 
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