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    Six Weeks of Limited Hunting

    So far this year events have conspired against me I've only put in three or four short hunts.
    However, I did find a few nice bottles, which are not my usual fair. An 1886 Canadian cent, 1922 dog tag, Washington quarter, some mercs and wheats....and a few other odds and ends. More snow today...so I guess things won't pick up anytime soon.
    Interesting, that dandy tombac looks perfect....the light doesn't really show its wonderful condition. I guess those things were turned.
    I also found some more trumpet parts on a football field I've been hitting. Thanks for looking!
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    Elite Member Digger Don's Avatar
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    congrats on a great bunch of Buttons and coins. That Canadian Penny was a cool find.
    That dog tag is cool too. I live in that town. (only in a different state)
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    Nice old dog tax tag Drew , yes some of the tombacs were turned on a lathe as some were "turned" on a machine that etched the fronts into those wonderful carved looking "snowflake" designs.

    ps. nice oxknob !!
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    Nice job Drew and love the tombac and old dog tag. I'd consider finds like that a bonus given the time of year. Ironically, I just pulled a Q. Vicky Canadian LC just yesterday. I'll post some pics soon.

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    Nice set of finds, definately a bonus for the time of year.
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    Nice digs Drew. Nice looking tombac, you can see the spin marks. Those Canadian LCs are turning up for everyone but me

    Pretty cool dog tag too!
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    WTG Drew. Finding bottles intact can be a rarity.
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    Some nice finds, Drew.

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    Thanks, fellas...foot of snow on the ground, -13 degrees this morning....now it's snowing again
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