The silver coins alluded me once again, but did get the coil over a lock on 88 at about 5" that turned out to be a 24.3 gram sterling bracelet. 2 wheat cents, 17 and 35, also came to light. The stone, that appears could be a point, was a copper reading. It was in the hole along with a 77 Memorial cent. I dig and see few very stones on this site and our area had plenty of Native American activity, so seemingly it could be a point. Also got a very nice lead ball drop. Worked a area that historically had never yielded much, but is tough hunting, too, as it has very thick and low hanging branches and thorny vines. I poked the LTD's 11" under a low hanging bush and that is where the bracelet was. Hope everyone can get out this weekend and your hunts are bountiful. HH jim tn
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Silver of a different variety.
- Thread starter jim tn
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Cajuncoinhunter
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Nice digs. Good job. CCH
Big Boys Hobbies
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Nice silver dig!