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  1. Digger70pa

    Newer guide?

    Look up the horse soldier out of Gettysburg. They have just about everything listed for sale. They know relics.
  2. Digger70pa

    Best Buttons Relics \ Last Few Outings

    Cool finds buddy.
  3. Digger70pa

    Prussian bullets

    Mine too EJ.
  4. Digger70pa

    Bullet ID?

    I agree.
  5. Digger70pa

    Prussian bullets

    Lol thanks buddy.
  6. Digger70pa

    Rhode Island button

    Thanks buddy. Fertilizer & time aren't good on brass. Im glad to save them.
  7. Digger70pa

    Rhode Island button

    Here's a better picture of the Rhode Island button I dug the other day. This is the second one ive found at this spot. I also dug a Navy button there.
  8. Digger70pa

    Rhode Island button & bullets

    Thanks buddy.
  9. Digger70pa

    Rhode Island button & bullets

    Thanks buddy.
  10. Digger70pa

    Rhode Island button & bullets

  11. Digger70pa

    Rhode Island button & bullets

    I got out today & had a very productive day. I found a Rhode Island button & bullets.
  12. Digger70pa

    Prussian bullets

    You're welcome buddy.
  13. Digger70pa

    Prussian bullets

    You're welcome buddy.
  14. Digger70pa

    Prussian bullets

    They dont get any more civil war lol. Those .69" are for smooth bore conversions. They rifled old smooth bore muskets. These are from the Gettysburg campaign so it was at the very end of those guns use. By the end of 1863 they were replaced with .58" Springfield rifled muskets. Thanks
  15. Digger70pa

    Prussian bullets

    I had a day off work & went relic hunting. I found these today. Five of them are Prussians. One big chunk of lead for sure.
  16. Digger70pa

    I found a few good ones Sunday

  17. Digger70pa

    I found a few good ones Sunday

    Thanks buddy
  18. Digger70pa

    I found a few good ones Sunday

    Hi buddy they are Federal bullets. They're Gardiner explosive bullets. The Confederates had a Gardner pat bullet. The Gardiner explosive bullet is on the left. The Confederate Gardner is on the right.
  19. Digger70pa

    I found a few good ones Sunday

    I really doubt it buddy. They were submersed in ground water. When black powder gets wet it becomes inert. I would guess a preserved one could possibly go off.
  20. Digger70pa

    I found a few good ones Sunday

    Thank you. Its almost over here. The vegetation is growing fast. We might have a couple more weeks til everything is too high.
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