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I was not able to get out this week, but the week before I found a sweet colonial neck stock buckle :cheesysmile:
A park produced another Kennedy half, and a beat 1694-1704 William 3rd. This is only my 4th Kennedy ever...I found two in two days some years ago and two within a few weeks this go round. I've found more William 3rds.
Anyone know what that thin intricate pressed thing is? No shank mark on back and thinner than a dandy.
My grandson has the technique down! :lol:
Thanks!
Your future hunting buddy has great form already Drew. :) I've never found a neck buckle. Always amazing to see coins 300 years apart in age come out of the same piece of ground ! WIII is always a nice find. Is that a solid brass fork ?? Your thin fancy silver thingy reminds me of a make up case cover or the inner cover of a pocket watch.
Thanks,Jeff...that fork is what's left of a skeleton key. Yeah, pocket watch inner, that sounds right!
My little guy likes to play with the pin pointer more :lol:
How are the twins???
Yeah.....now that you mention it Drew , I can now see that that "solid brass fork" is obviously a skeleton key. :cheesysmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by OxShoeDrew
Twins are doing very well thanks. Would be a month old if they hadn't come 7 weeks early. Corinne is over 9 lbs and Cam is over 8 lbs. They came over Sunday wearing matching "Honk if you like metal detecting" onesies. Did I get a picture? No!!
:hystericallaugh:@ the onesies! My wife loled too! Glad to hear they're well!
Nice Finds! And the ever elusive Kennedy clad half! My vote is for a backplate to a pocket watch.
Nice finds! When I first saw the broken key, I thought of Tooth floss holder. Lol
Nice Drew! I've only found 1 Kennedy half ever. Beautiful shot in the woods btw.
Johnk
The variety of your finds always blows my mind, Drew! Such a wide time span represented there. That colonial neck stock buckle is wonderful! :loveit:
:congrats: