All you have to do is ask Part Deux

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Well I think I may have finally cleaned out that property, here are a few pics of my latest finds:





This is a State room key tag for the RMS Prince David. She came into service around 1930 until she was requisitioned by the Canadian navy in 1939 for the war effort and became HMCS Prince David.





A Japanese 100 Mon coin, circa 1830-1870







1918 Canadian large cent





1936 Canadian small cent





Belt buckle, probably a ladies.





A woodbury's cold cream jar circa 1940's.

Well that is about it, don't plan on hitting that property again anytime soon, it was a good run. Time to look for a new one.

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Tony,
go back again in the spring when the ground is still moist. You'll find a few more things I'm sure.

Thanks for sharing all the pictures with us, you've found an awesome spot.

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Hi Coinguy,
Would love to hit it agin next year, but they are renovating the property and turning it into a restaurant, so this year is it.

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Congratulation on your finds , and if you got a guts feeling , go for it

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Very nice selection of finds. Think a trip back again is in order!

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I second that, hit it again but this time come from a different direction and walk at different angles. I rechecked a spot I've hammered to death but it still produces when I break from the usual pattern I walk. Amazing finds. Keep handy when they do start to excavate, you never know what what be brought up!

Cheers
DS

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I usually hit a property 3 times, I'll sweep parallel, vertical and then do a 45 degree angle. That's what I did at that property, spent over 20 hours all together, when I find a nectar sector, I usually sweep the sh!t out of it ;-)

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Sounds like you've got it figured out. What's next door? All those targets don't just fall into one small yard. Might be worth knocking on the neighbors door. I encourage you to to keep the momentum going. This could be the start of something really really nice.

Seeing you discover new grounds makes all of us feel good. I wish you nothing but encouragement and good luck.

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I should kick my ass and hit the acadian peninsula hard. Some nice finds are buried and undisturbed.

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I've already been talking to the neighbour, newer house, didn't seem to keen on the metal detecting, oh well. Last year, just a few properties down the street, I found an 1840 NS penny, there's definitely goodies in dem dare lots ;-0

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Your building yourself a collection of coins.