Sunday morning was so nice that I pulled another two-a-day. My morning hunt was a 2hr cellar hole excursion where I found everything pictured but the Barber. I was glad to find that colonial buckle piece as I know that site is old, but everything I've found there up to that point was from the late 19th century or 20th-century.
In the afternoon I hit a park that has been very good to me this year. The Barber was deeper than the length of my 9in pro-pointer. Odd...my machine said 83 from all directions and 8in, with a "coin tone." I was excited BUT when I got to 8in and didn't hear it on my pointer, AND it then went up to 95, I was depressed. That means large iron...maybe an ox shoe. Then I popped it outI'll take it!!
I also found a pigeon band that says "AU42 Fall River" on it. Turns out that Fall River MA has a Pigeon racing club and the AU is their abbreviation, 42 is the year. I'm going to ask them if they want it.
Thanks for looking!
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on the trifecta
Nice trifecta Drewsy. (Druzy is the real spelling). Lol.... I sometimes get shocked when I hear nothing but iron grunts and clicks and then there's a 80s or 90s vdi. I almost don't trust it. That bird tag is pretty cool. I am used to seeing the regular DEP (DEEP) ones which are all mangled when you find them.
Originally Posted by The Rebel
Al finds better stuff than these trinkets! 
