Wait, you're telling me a guy LIVES off just a tablet?

Wait, isn't that exactly what makes it more interesting though? If a fishing magnet picks up all metal, then finding bolts in a perfect circle pattern is already a solid lead, not a reason to shrug it off. Those old farm junk pieces don't usually arrange themselves in neat geometric shapes unless something put them there, like a machine or some weird structure. Blake's right about checking for scorch marks too - you see burn rings or flattened grass in a dead perfect circle, that's a whole different story than just rusted bolts. Ohio's got plenty of buried history, but regular junk doesn't usually come with a pattern and heat damage. I'd say keep sweeping that same spot with a stronger magnet and see if the circle gets bigger or if there's more metal underneath.

Remember at my old place they called the whole accounting team "the girls" regardless of age. Wild times.

Doesn't that just take the fun out of it though, @the_hayden?

Wait, you had Uncanny X-Men #266 mixed in with Spawn? That's like finding a gold coin in a pile of pocket lint. I'm honestly surprised you didn't lose your mind digging through that mess before.