#7 hunt on MB Hill......Are you sick of me yet?

[Full Metal Digger]

Went back up to the hill today and took Tom with me. He's the guy that loaned me his e-trac and took me to some of his sites when I first got here. We both had lots of good finds. He got the oldest coin, a silver 1794 Kreuzer (similar to the one I got yesterday). I found a couple buckles and a very small one (that I'm hoping turns out to be medieval). A silvered cane tip, a couple coins and musket balls, plus my first tombac dandy button! Thanks for looking and HH, Dave.

 

[Tony Two-Cent]

Another terrific hunt for you, Dave! I love those buckle, especially the small one! I wouldn't be surprised if it's medieval. Also, congrats on your first tombac dandy button!

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[aloldstuff]

Tired of you yet....heck no...keep those finds acomin. Are you using the internet to ID your finds or do you have the help of a guru, like we have Dan over here.

 

[Full Metal Digger]

Are you using the internet to ID your finds or do you have the help of a guru, like we have Dan over here.

Both. We have a couple guys over here (German) who know the history very well and also do a lot of detecting.

 

[Full Metal Digger]

I love those buckles, especially the small one! I wouldn't be surprised if it's medieval.

Thanks Tony. Can you believe I'm up to 10 buckles now? I wonder how many I will have after 3 years? LOL!

 

[Cheap Thrills]

Incredible ! Congrats once again .

 

[Digger_O'Dell]

Great bunch of finds, love those old buckles! Hope you can get a positive ID on them.

 

[MIKE54]

"Modern coins"...now that's funny! Love the buckles.

 

[BTV Digger]

Keep the posts coming Dave! Looks like you'll have a potato sack full of musket balls in 3 years time! That could add some baggage cost on your eventual plane trip back across the pond!

John

 

[del]

Love the "spun back" tombac button and of course the buckles , the little one sure looks medieval or older to me Dave . a great find sir .

 

[Fire Fighter 43]

Nice digs again and I’m not sick of seeing all your cool German finds. Keep them coming!