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  1. 407floyd

    Eagle lock

    This type lock was typically used on railroads.
  2. 407floyd

    9 32 pistolI found this treasure

    Don’t be shy! We’d like to hear the story behind this pistol, even if you make one up. Welcome!
  3. 407floyd

    Is this a geode?

    Probably developed like a pearl around a tiny speck of something.
  4. 407floyd

    Old New York button.

    That’s awesome! None of those in Texas.
  5. 407floyd

    Help Identify please!

    Toasted Token
  6. 407floyd

    Help ID

    It looks like glass mixed with some aluminum. Did you step on an old burn pile?
  7. 407floyd

    This weekend finds

    It’s too bad the burner lost the knob. It would have had the date and makers mark.
  8. 407floyd

    Big Silver / Sterling Boy Scouts Ring / Skeleton Key & Others

    That’s an Eagle Scout ring. Only an Eagle Scout would wear a ring like that. Love the cash register and the printers blocks.
  9. 407floyd

    Barber & Franklin Halves / Old Political Token

    Great finds as usual. I was also thinking seal ring.
  10. 407floyd

    Hello all. Hope this site is open to new info on our past world and new facts that change everything we know. Here is my most recent finds on Texas.

    This will be my last reply to this post. I learned a long time ago that you can’t argue with crazy. This quote from you is all we need to know.
  11. 407floyd

    Hello all. Hope this site is open to new info on our past world and new facts that change everything we know. Here is my most recent finds on Texas.

    I’m trying desperately not to be mean about this, but please don’t encourage this guy. The only giants that ever lived on earth are still around. They’re called basketball players. People that lived in ancient times were generally smaller than modern humans and never lived to be 900 yrs old. I...
  12. 407floyd

    Hello all. Hope this site is open to new info on our past world and new facts that change everything we know. Here is my most recent finds on Texas.

    If you think you have 65 million yr old bones with soft tissue still intact, you’re living in a fantasy world. There are plenty of conspiracy theory sites you can join. There’s never been a better time for you to be a conspiracy theorist. Because you, and they, believe something, doesn’t make it...
  13. 407floyd

    More of cool stuff

    Beautiful landscape! The bridge spikes from your other post likely came from one of those skids. I grew up near some old timber communities where they used a tram system in the 1800s to move logs. Now I’m curious if they had skid systems too. Probably in rough terrain where a small train wasn’t...
  14. 407floyd

    Look what I found

    Those look like boat or bridge spikes to the left.
  15. 407floyd

    Yard sale gold

    Typically, a gold setting is reserved for authentic stones. It’s odd that they’re set back so deep though. Diamonds need light for their sparkle. Good find!
  16. 407floyd

    Hello all. Hope this site is open to new info on our past world and new facts that change everything we know. Here is my most recent finds on Texas.

    So you want help identifying specimens, but you don’t want expert opinions. Why not just make up your own explanations for all your finds and post them on a flat-earther site. They’ll believe anything you post and might even make you President someday. You are officially mainstream now! I can’t...
  17. 407floyd

    Latest permission

    Great stuff! Next time try laying you items on a dark background instead of bright white. Your camera is overcompensating for the brightness.
  18. 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.
  19. 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?
  20. 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.
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