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Nathan and I go to a new permission we got. A early 1800's civil war era homesite and dig a real nice KG3 and a nice IHP.

Nathan digs a super cool relic from the 1930's and several wheaty's

Nathan and I go back to our 1840's homesite permission and dig our 2nd ever 1877 IHP.

Nathan & I go back to our 1840's Homesite permission and dig several nice old coins!

Nathan and I go back to our 1840's Homesite and have several real nice relic finds.

Nathan and I receive a package from Adventure Digging in the Netherlands.

Nathan and I make our first hunt of 2021. We go back to our 1840's homesite and dig Silvers and a Nice Crotal bell.

Nathan and I swing the coils at a old 1880's farm house

Nathan digs his first ever Liberty Cap

Nathan hits the jackpot on a super nice gold ring

Nathan has a good day with the coppers and silveer

Nathan digs a freaky looking relic that we both at first was Holy Crap Not here. However, It ended up being a pretty rare Coca-Cola item from the early 1920-30's

Nathan and I go detecting on one of our permissions and he comes up with a rare IHP. Several other great finds too

Nathan hits the Jackpot on a single hole digging Three seated Dimes with a Nickel too. To of the dimes are Carson Citys

Nathan digs a unexpected find in a local park.

Nathan and I dig a couple old rings on one our our pemissions

Nathan and I metal detect a old Local College and find some good stuff.

Nathan digs his first horse spur on a new permission

Nathan and I get permission to detect at one of the lodges John Morgan stayed at during his Raid into Ohio

Nathan and I hit one of our permissions and I dig a old Pennsylvania State Seal.

Nathan and I go to Ohio door knocking and dig several IHP's

Nathan and I hit one of our permissions and dig lots of buttons, and then pops out a nice GOLD Cuff link

Nathan and I do some door knocking and get a permission for a 1848 Homesite. Several real nice finds, and permission to come back too.

Nathan and I hit a Ohio Cornfield permission we have, and it pays off.

Nathan and I detect a 1860's homestead site. We dig lots of wheat pennies along with a couple nice period coins!