Metal Detecting The McAuley Farm part 2

Today 7-13-2009 i went metal detecting at two places first i went to a park which was where they signed the Mecklenburg county Declaration Of Independence . The second place i went was a historical site called the McAuley Farm it dates back to the late 1830's and at one time it was mined for gold ,that is why their is so many rocks in the ground. Best finds of the day was a 1847 rogers brds spoon, my first buffalo nickel , a 1920 wheat penny , and some old buckles. All finds were found with my fisher f70 with the 11inch search coil .

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[MrCrazydanny1]

the thing at 6:09 is what you would put on a railing at the end of stairs same with the big metal ball cool finds i love them the twisting thing would lock a box

[nuggetnoggin]

@MrCrazydanny1 yep or a bed post is i rember whatr your reffering too. i still have it

[lordsyprus]

awsome finds man I just found a explosive cannon ball from 1812  war I was dancing around the forest like a idiot when i found it. lol

[nuggetnoggin]

@lordsyprus thats awesome, ive found a few war of 1812 relics, i found both artillery and regiment buttons

[nuggetnoggin]

thanks

[MrCrazydanny1]

the thing at 6:09 is what you would put on a railing at the end of stairs same with the big metal ball cool finds i love them

[mykiegreenwood]

i think the spoon says roger bros i remember reading something once about roger bros silverware

[MrJSXU]

Your awesome nugget noggin.

[MrJSXU]

Your awesome nugget noggin.

[MrJSXU]

Your awesome nuggetnoggin.

[granskare]

all those old 1847 rogers silverware have that date for the start of the company so hard to say when it was made...nice old truck