Finds for the week. 22hours worth

[treasureman]

All items were found relatively within the same area give or take a few hundred metres which is quite a distance still in terms of ground coverage. Sandy soil approx 4 inches down. Coastal location.
4 shifts totalling 22 hours.

There are two `rocks` or minerals i found as well on two seperate visits. Unrelated search area. But they go off on the detector. They are not magnetic. Its hard to take a decent pic atm. Has a sparkly surface on an angle in the light.

A few buttons i assume would be 1800-1900. Were found in the same hole. The 4th rusted button unrelated search area.

Same area as plum bob and buttons. Within 30 metres was a copper/brass\bronze??? tube case with lid. Stamped on top is MA.

And the cross plaque there catholic? Found approx 6-7 inches down under a tree. Looks very old. I wonder what for, how old, whats it made of. And will molasses and water take it make to the metal and hsve any wording.

 

[Reeks]

Have you tried to scratch those rocks?

 

[treasureman]

No i havent tried scratching them yet.

 

[Guest]

I have envountered a few of those.

Some are 2" in diameter and are a pain.

You encounter hot rocks in the goldfields
And negative rocks in parks around old
Homesites and you can't hide from them.

Here is a link that might help a bit more.

http://www.minelab.com/treasure-talk/hot-rocks-part-1

 

[AtomRat]

The greenish one looks like it has some Malachite ( copper ore ) dotted through it possibly.

 

[treasureman]

Yes i agree. On the other side it has a strange triangle pyramid shape. That doesnt look natural