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  1. MigColG

    Colonial site yields another 1781 Hibernia KG III

    The 70 acre site I've been working has a hilltop with colonial history. I've dug the usual artifacts such as spoons, buckles and coins. The latest is another 1781 coin.
  2. MigColG

    70 acre farm field - Spanish Silver

    Not very deep - 4 inches. The key is that the site doesn't appear to have been worked before. Also, very clean. Appears that the this part of the field has been cleared/plowed for many years.
  3. MigColG

    1781 George III Irish US Colonial Hibernia Halfpenny

  4. MigColG

    70 acre farm field - Spanish Silver

  5. MigColG

    Flat buttons and a nice dome - shank intact

    I'm investigating a 70 acre track of cleared land - checking hilltops, I came across square nails, Iron, brass items, loads of flat buttons, some "Dandy" buttons and this intact dome brass button. So far the silver and copper coins have been 20th century, layered history, older ones hopefully to...
  6. MigColG

    Short hunt - nice 1944 Quarter

    Went for a short morning hunt on the West side of my land. Results: broken toy pistol and a nice 1944 Quarter.
  7. MigColG

    Liberty Walking Half Dollar

  8. MigColG

    Victorian era cuff link

    Went over to the 1901 house for a short hunt. Came up with a Victorian Era Cuff Link.
  9. MigColG

    20th anniversary token from 1939

    Working and old property produced this token from an Insurance Company from 1939.
  10. MigColG

    40 % Silver Foreign Coin & 1941 Wheat Cent / no date Buffalo Nickel

  11. MigColG

    Worn 20 Cent piece

  12. MigColG

    Found a pulled .58 Cal Mini Ball

    Found this "worm" pulled (weapon did not fire) .58 caliber 3 ring mini ball on my land this evening, just west of the 1940's, 50's and 60's area of habitation I've been working. I'm moving into my wooded area(s) so hopefully they'll be more antiquated relics in that zone. I recovered fragments...
  13. MigColG

    Nokta Simplex SP24 coil

    The VDI number has slightly changed with the SP24 coil installed. The good news is that a nickle registers at exactly "30." This is a great discriminator as the foils and aluminum bits are in the 20's and pull tabs in the low 40's. My machine is killing the "V" and Buffalo nickles. The depth is...
  14. MigColG

    Winged Liberty Dime and a Buffalo Nickle

    Went to the 1902 house again this morning. Picked up a 1941 Merc and a 1930 Buffalo Nickle.
  15. MigColG

    1901 V Nickle versus the environment

    I picked up a few more finds at the 1902 house I've been working. The ground and time did a number on a 1901 V Nickle. Also some Wheat Cents.
  16. MigColG

    Early Buffalo Nickle - Type 2 1914 or 1917

  17. MigColG

    Nokta Makro Simplex Plus Wireless

    This machine is not playing, I have 15 and 20 year old detectors that were good in their day. I decided to get "modern" and looked at every detector on the market. Price not being a hindrance, I could have bought any unit I wanted. It just seemed to make sense to buy the Simplex based upon...
  18. MigColG

    New Nokta Simplex and the 9.5 by 5 inch coil

    Took the Simplex to the 1902 built house I've been working. Lots of metal debris, so I decided to try the smaller coil. Depth was fairly good in the coin range of 5 to 7 inches. Good finds, but a well worn 1901 Barber Dime rounded off a two hour hunt.
  19. MigColG

    New detector first find

    T The coins was about 7 in deep. I think any detector could have found it, however, the "Park 1" setting under this latest update seems to be stable and deep seeking. I've got that new 9 in by 5 in coil coming to hit some iron infested areas. Try your machine on max sensitivity (if its' stable)...
  20. MigColG

    New detector first find

    I decided to buy a new detector - after research, and money not being an issue, I still went for the Nokta Makro Simplex +. It is light and fast, detects deep and is an amazing value. I move slightly East on my property, from the 1940's, 50's and 60's era area I have been making finds. I made a...
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