Pacivilwarluke
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This afternoon, Isaac was able to come up to PA to dig with me at my early colonial site where over 30 colonial buttons have been found along with 6 coppers a capped bust, the signet ring, and a bunch more colonial relics. Regrettably the hotspot was planted with corn but we still persevered. First we hit the edge of the field where I got a 1943 silver quarter. When I dug it I really thought it'd be earkier silver, but oh well. I got a wheatie ( thought it was an Indian) and then Isaac got a silvered ball button! I also picked up an odd looking stone that I was later glad I did. We then decided to hit the open areas of the corn field ( when I say open I mean barely navigation-able) I hit a weird convex one piece button in the first few minutes, and then I got a heavy cast brass and filed piece ( reminds me of the ring). Isaac hit back with three tombacs in a row along with a tiny piece of a shoe buckle, and then I got one. We hit parts of the yard with no luck, and then tried another field but the grass was too high. Isaac managed to find a large colonial button and a crotal bell along with a huge piece of lead. I got a marked pewter spoon and another wheatie too. We had a blast digging and talking, can't wait to hunt again! HH!
I would never have seen that celt never mind pick it up. Congrats! I'm glad you guys had fun!
guess that means Id the corn's high, it's fall and time to go back to school? They planted this Field in early May If I remember correctly. Can't wait until it's gone! Thanks! 