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Recent content by 407floyd

  1. 407floyd

    Just my 2Cents…

    Beautiful. Nice pics of the whole process. I love finding coins that have been buried undisturbed for so long that they leave a perfect, fossil-like impression in the soil. A rare find.
  2. 407floyd

    Latest permission

    In your first three pics, the one in the middle shows either a seated or Barber dime between all the Mercs. Which is it and what's the date?
  3. 407floyd

    Great weekend beach hunt big silver quarter trifecta and dime trifecta.

    You should build your own eletrolysis apparatus to clean those silver coins. You'll get a lot more detail and they'll look better too.
  4. 407floyd

    Latest permission

    The last three pics are definitely silver. Maybe a pin. Initials ECA may be the owners who dropped all the relics. Maybe do some research to see if a previous landowner's last name starts with A.
  5. 407floyd

    Kettle Points/Tinklers or Old House Flashing ???

    I see a toe tap in your first pic. Congrats on the artifacts!
  6. 407floyd

    Latest permission

    Great site! My theory is that the undamaged relics are where the house stood. The damaged relics came from the fields around the house. The house may have stood in the middle of the field for decades before they finally tore it down and it became part of the field. You might want to flag the...
  7. 407floyd

    History Never Dies

    A bolt latch for a door, cabinet, window?
  8. 407floyd

    Key date barber half find

    Was this one from the beach site?
  9. 407floyd

    something going on here

    Very cool. I like the imprint in the dirt.
  10. 407floyd

    Old trash pit in my lawn?

    Maybe that carved piece is burnt ivory. I don’t know what burnt ivory might look like but it’s a possibility. Do you see any faint carvings on the sides depicting boats or whales?
  11. 407floyd

    How Many Gold Coins Were Found Last Year By Finds Forum Members?

    First, you need to own a gold coin. Rare. Then you have to lose that gold coin. Rare. Then you have to dig up every piece of trash you come across to find that gold coin. Extremely rare. 45 years of searching and I have found a grand total of 0.0 gold coins. But I’ve been hit with lightning once...
  12. 407floyd

    Finds up to 1-4-25

    Every source I can get my hands on. Mainly it’s being at the right place at the right time. It will be in my area by Thursday. 90% chance of one or the other or both.
  13. 407floyd

    Finds up to 1-4-25

    CTX 3030. It’s been a phenomenal upgrade from my Whites detectors.
  14. 407floyd

    Finds up to 1-4-25

    I start out with a very stiff brush under water. Let dry, then work on it with a wooden skewer. You can buy a package of them, about 8” long. They can be sharpened or dulled, whichever you need for the job. It takes a lot of elbow grease. Rinse, let dry, then apply some mineral oil. It’s better...
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