There were only 10 hunters plus myself, 2 from NY, 1 from Tenn., 1 from Wisconsin, 6 including myself from NH and 1 from Mass. Hope I got this right.
Finds were numerous. Lots of Buttons, about half of them had some kind of design. My best Button was small and had an Eagle holding an anchor. Others consisted of an Eagle on a Cannon, a star in the center of one and ornate designs plus a square button. Other items were a RR fob and various old relics.
Coins were a couple Indian head cents, an 1823 Large, a 1788 Conn., a 1779 Large and an 1807 Large.
Of course I forgot my camera but others had theirs and pictures will be posted.
All and all we had a great time and everyone was a pleasure to be around. Metal detecting as a hobby and the people who do it are a rare group. When you get together with a bunch of folks like this, it is more like a family get together even though I have never met most of these guys before.
My personal thanks goes out to everyone who attended todays hunt.
Finds were numerous. Lots of Buttons, about half of them had some kind of design. My best Button was small and had an Eagle holding an anchor. Others consisted of an Eagle on a Cannon, a star in the center of one and ornate designs plus a square button. Other items were a RR fob and various old relics.
Coins were a couple Indian head cents, an 1823 Large, a 1788 Conn., a 1779 Large and an 1807 Large.
Of course I forgot my camera but others had theirs and pictures will be posted.
All and all we had a great time and everyone was a pleasure to be around. Metal detecting as a hobby and the people who do it are a rare group. When you get together with a bunch of folks like this, it is more like a family get together even though I have never met most of these guys before.
My personal thanks goes out to everyone who attended todays hunt.