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Recent content by NealNoINIronBrigade

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    Field finds from Friday....

    Had some fun in a farm field yesterday. 1838 half dime was the best find! Also glad to get some buttons! The little coin is an 1881 2 1/2 C from Columbia. Neal
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    Here's another button I need help on please...

    My uneducated guess is that it's "2nd Artillery" and my other uneducated guess is that it's U.S. but what era are we looking at here? C.W., W.W.1? Thanks for your help, Neal
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    Found some soft ground this weekend and...

    there were coins underneath!!! I pounded two parks and came home with-10 indians including an 1871 and 1873, 3 mercs, 2 Barbers including the nice 1899-O and 31 wheats. Lots of holes and lots of fun!!!
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    Ever find a ring this big???

    This ring is 1.5 inches in diameter and was sold as a sovineir by the Texas Giant Jim Tarver back in the 1930's to supplement his circus sideshow income. Jim was 8 feet 6 inches tall and died at an early age of 35 from diabetes. When I dug this ring it was dark and I was sure it was just a piece...
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    Button ID Please...

    Could this be a Texas button of some kind? It's a little bigger than a quarter...anyone? Thanks, Neal
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    Hey Mike, what did you find at the park Wednesday?

    n/t
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    Park finds from Wednesday...

    It rained off and on all day but I managed to get over some goodies between the showers. The ring is silver and the button is fairly new. Sure was good to get out and dig again. HH Neal
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    Another shot of my best button from 2005...

    It's a Louisisana State Militia Button, Civil War Era. That was a fun little field Robin took me to. Eat your heart out southern guys. We got Confederate relics up here too!!!! They're just spread out a little more. LOL. [attachment 13298 MVC-027F.JPG]
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    Louisiana Militia Button....

    Found my 2nd Confederate button today. and just like the other one it was in a Michigan beanfield. Hey, what's the probability of finding a CSA plate up here???? LOL
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    Got me a Confederate button today!!!!!

    Robin took me to a Michigan beanfield today and boy was I happy when this beauty showed up! Still has some gilt and just a little push on the front.
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    Good silver day at the park...

    Best silver day I've had in a long time! Also got a couple of indians including a nice '74, 2 liberty nickels, junk ring, turquois pin, a finial, and a 10 cents token.
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    My Oldest U.S. Silver Coin To Date!!!!!!!

    After doing some bottle digging at one of my favorite farm field sites I turned on my detector and made a few passes down some corn rows. It wasn't long before I got a shallow penny/dime signal and when I looked down I could see this beauty sitting on top of the ground. The chisel plow pulled...
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    Old School Site Turns Up Some Gold...

    [attachment 9287 MVC-029F.JPG] I got into a bean field where a school shows up on the 1875 map and dug the typical old school coins plus a bonus. That gold colored thing is a watch that actually has a solid gold case. The guts are pretty ugly but the gold is clean as it's supposed to be...
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    ID help please.....?????

    I found these two pieces close together in a farm field today. They almost seem to fit together like some kind of mold? Any ideas? Neal
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    ID help please.....?????

    I found these two pieces not too far apart in a farm field today. They almost seem to fit together like some kind of mold? Any ideas? Neal
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