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Dug this piece at a school house built in 1850. Not sure on this find but i dug it right in the front of the school house about 5 inches deep. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!:thumbsup01: I will go ahead and also attach the other finds from today. Oldest coin of the day was a 1916 wheat...

Dug up this odd small piece of brass at a 1780's property. The find is actually not broken off of something its fully intact. Cant remember how deep it was but if I had to guess id say it was about 5 inches deep. Any Help would be greatly appreciated!:thumbsup01: Keep On Swinging!:detecting:

Needless to say I had a Incredible first two days to the 2015 year. Its hard to go over the whole story but my first hunt yielded a bunch of relics including a 1790-1830 pewter spoon fragment, half of a old suspender clip, a big brass doorknob frame, a 1870's Buckle, and some sort of tag dated...

Was able to get out today and do some detecting after my 3 month wait!:bangahead02: Thankfully now the snow is melting and I can see lots of grass!!!:yahoo: Anyways I found a few things but this one questioned me the most, I had one suggestion from a friend of mine that said it was a horse...

Hey Guys I want to thank everyone for helping me identify my last mystery find as a piece to a broken trigger guard and a huge thanks to Del who helped out big time! I have these other two mystery finds that i was curious if anyone had an idea to what they were? Thanks for your help! Keep on...

Hey guys I found this and heard that someone posted the same thing on the forum a while back and i could not locate that picture, so I am curious if you guys have any idea to what this is? Thanks!, Seth Keep On Swinging Everyone!:detecting:

Hey Guys! Haven't posted in a while so i thought i would show you guys some of my most recent Relic Finds From Metal Detecting! What you see here is a Flat Button that reads Treble Gilt, dating from 1810-1830, a WW2 Eagle Button that is really hard to see but on the back reads Waterbury Button...

Was digging at my 1798 Honey Hole Property today for about 5 hours. It started out TERRIBLE :bangahead02:all I was finding was trash, trash, trash, and oh yeah did I mention trash? I was just about to head home and give up until I found the Horse tack buckle. That gave me the energy to keep...

Need Big help with this one guys. Found it at an House Built in 1810 and the back looks a bit off the shank looks a bit odd and i cant see a back mark. If anyone has any info on Time Period or War please let me know!:shocked01:

Love Digging These!:yes: Keep On Swinging Everyone!:detecting:

Dug this Ornate piece of Brass at an Late 1700's Home Site, If anyone has any idea on its time period please let me know!:thumbsup01: Keep On Swinging Everyone!:detecting:

Was wondering around an old 1806 home site when I walked by a big rock and found this beauty at only 5 inches deep! Probably My best Flat Button Yet! No design on the front but big design on the back! Research says this one dates 1790-1810! :yahoo: Keep on Swinging Everyone!:detecting:

Found this Beautiful 1900-O Barber Half Dollar out at an Early !800's Home site out in a small grass field. Had to do a double take when I found it never thought I would pull another half this year!:grin: Keep on Swinging Everyone!:detecting:

Hello Everyone! I am new to this forum and just wanted to say hi! I have been metal detecting for 1 year now and have found many coins and relics! Good Luck and Happy Hunting everyone!