Tip of the iceberg

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Artillery shell fuse Misc. relics World War two Navy insignia Two rare Civil War bullets. The long thin one is a Witworth sharpshooters bullet, and a .69 cal. Garibaldi.


Some trinkets. I forget the actual name of this thingie here, but Civil War officers would have these at the end of the cords on some of their hats.

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Yep! That's his personal favorite.

[Sugaree]

Awesome relics KP thanks for showing! Love the pipe.

[scwalker]

Super collection,love too see it all.

[Notarelichunter]

KP- those Civil war relics are awesome. Thanks for posting them. 😁

[11KBP]

Very nice group of relics.
Love that Draped Bust large cent and the large cent with the two holes which I assume was used for a button.

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If anybody has any questions, feel free to ask!

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More pics coming soon!

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Some of the better coins he has found. He has a Connecticut Copper somewhere.




These are just a small variety of the hundreds, if not thousands of Civil War bullets he has found.




A tiny, yet beautiful Eagle I button.

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A few Civil War relics. Note the original wood handle on the knife.




One of the many pieces of artillery shells he has found. This piece weighs almost two and a half pounds! Could you imagine hundreds of these screaming above your head, and exploding beside you, throwing these white hot pieces in the air?

[Lindenmeier-Man]

I like those !

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Just two of the many rings he has found. My grandfather used to have multiple coffe cans filled to the top with all kinds of rings. He sold them all for a nice profit.

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These are photo's of my dads relic hunting finds. About 99.9% of these were found in VA. This is just a tiny look at some of his stuff. I'll add some more pics later.




These were found in one CSA winter hut in VA. The head pipe is of Zachary Taylor. It is one of the coolest pipes I have seen. The inkwell is cool too.