George Kinsey

I will pick it up this week and take it to my colonial permissions. The Manticore seems to be all over the place. I hope it gets figured out sometime this century. Keep digging.

Not sure. Just a variant.

Rare with a fourth ring on top.

I spent most of my dig time trying to find the right combination of settings.

Tudor Rose British Navy. Very small at 10mm.

Way to go NC.

You got that right Rick.

Yes sir. When I got the Original Sov. I was living in Delaware. I hit many of the old schools from the 30's to 50's. Dug a ton of old silver coins. Very distinct tones. Now we can journey back to a Whites 6db. Motion Disc. No more reverse discrimination. What's next? Enjoy the bumpy ride. My Eric Foster Goldscan 5C allowed me to Ravage the Red Dirt in Culpeper Virginia at the DIV Hunts. Ground balance pulse detectors a major game changer.

Found in Ukraine.

Found in Ukraine prior to the Russian Invasion. Sevastopol French Camps. The soldier is a New York Zouve.The Cape pins have different chain attachments in the Civil War. Traded with a friend from Ukraine.

Are they Cape pins or were they used to clean mud off the Hammer Mechanizam. Found in hut sites. French Zouaves.

Notice something?

Since 1889.

I was thinking Pale Rider.

Mixed bag.

I know how you feel. In the late 80's to 2000 I was away from home or sometimes would commute daily from Delaware to Virginia. No fun. Enjoy being home and I wish you success in whatever comes your way.

I doubt it. Keep at it.

North Myrtle Beach.

I never leave home without my Sovereign Elite. Two 14k. and one 18k.

Never miss an opportunity to hunt around an old colonial well. Confederate Script I.

North Carolina Cherokee Nation Buttons. They fought with the Confederate States Army. I dug these just a few years ago along with 3 Virginia and a script I.

For Nctoad. It's Not Always Biscuits And Gravy Here is some of what can happen in the mean red dirt of Central Virginia. New York and General Service buttons from the Civil War.

This site was deemed Historical but privately owned. When I asked permission, he said, would you like to wager a guess on how many people proceeded you to ask for permission? I responded I did not know but I'm asking now. He told me he could tell I was passionate about my request and sole permission was granted. 10 years later I still visit from time to time and in his dwelling, he still displays the many coins and artifacts I returned to him.

Oh no Cobra. Don't make me go gold coins on🙃 yah!

Virgin site from 1776. First coin found was the silver Rosie. Oh brother! Month later all these "Big Pennies " were found.