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Naval fuse

jayhop

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I got lucky this morning. I had dug a few shell fragments that gave high tones, but I kept at it. I was actually heading back to the truck because I was about worn-out.
I got a deep high tone mixed with iron. I worked on this hole probably 45 minutes. Finally, at a measured 22 inches I hit a shell fragment. I thought I had been fooled again. After retrieving the fragment, I swung over the hole again.
There was the high tone that had stopped me to begin with. I knew what it was so I dug carefully, and discovered a 1862 naval fuse plug. It was a day maker for me. It was at 18 inches. I put the fragment back in the hole for the picture.
 

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Awesome find and it's in great condition too. What detector were you using?
Thank you
Deus II, DHC program. Recovery 0, sensitivity 99, Discrimination 10, pitch audio.
 
I got lucky this morning. I had dug a few shell fragments that gave high tones, but I kept at it. I was actually heading back to the truck because I was about worn-out.
I got a deep high tone mixed with iron. I worked on this hole probably 45 minutes. Finally, at a measured 22 inches I hit a shell fragment. I thought I had been fooled again. After retrieving the fragment, I swung over the hole again.
There was the high tone that had stopped me to begin with. I knew what it was so I dug carefully, and discovered a 1862 naval fuse plug. It was a day maker for me. It was at 18 inches. I put the fragment back in the hole for the picture.
Cool finds buddy. HH
 
Totally a cool find!!!!
 
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