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    Are these worth anything?

    Owner of house says I can have there from the basement. They look iron, like grates of some kind. Quite ornate. House built I. Late 1800's. Where would I sell them if thru are worth anything? Thanks caslon8
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    Mystery iron metal disk

    Any ideas on this iron metal disk? I would dismiss but the 3 rusty areas on the surface make me think it looped or hooked to a strap or belt perhaps at one time. There is no discernible writing on it.
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    Dug at an turbine-powered gristmill built in mid 1800s

    Hook like structure dug at an turbine-powered gristmill built in mid 1800s. The gristmill remains are intact and made of limestone. It's located on a small river. Perhaps this was a hook to help dock boats? A partial dam is there as well. Any insight?
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    Detecting a dirt basement?

    Has anyone had any luck detecting a basement of a house where the ground still exposed. I've got an opportunity to detect the basement of a large home built in the 1850's. Just wondering if anyone has had any luck with something like that.
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    Silver coin finds with my F2

    Here are some of the silver coins I found with my Fisher F2, I also found lots in clad. I really like the machine but I think I'm ready to move to a more powerful one. The F2 is a little "chattery". But it was always correct when reading silver coins.
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