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Today's detecting trip, on the hillsides along Lake Michigan, resulted in finding four pair of glasses. I have never found so many in one trip.

I also dug up a 1920-D and 1925 Lincoln Cent, a live round from a World War II era M-1 Carbine and this big sea shell. I have no idea if the shell is a geologic remnant from when the hill was part of Lake Michigan's shoreline or if it was dropped by someone who found it on the beach.


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Your customer will look strange with that shell over one eye.
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Well that's a kick. I've seen large 'scallop-like' shells lodged in stream banks consisting of soft, unconsolidated silt.
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Good stuff!
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Paul, great stuff! I read your post earlier today, and something has been on my mind all day. Scallops are not found in freshwater lakes or rivers. How such a shell arrived there for you to find is quite a mystery, and bears further investigation.
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