"Turn of the Century" 1900s Park Finds...........

[Rich in Central PA]

"Turn of the Century" 1900's Park Finds...........

Good day fellow treasurehunters. Hope the metal detecting gods are smiling on everyone.

Well.........finally something to post on here in awhile. Jess, a good friend of mine, gave me a call last week and we got together to hunt what we beleive was a park that existed at the turn of the century.

Well, my 2nd and 3rd dig produced 2 consecutive Indianhead pennies, a 1902 and a 1903, which got me talking to myself, Well...................Jess must have heard me, he comes over not far from me and digs this 1907-D Barber Half dollar...................Totally blows us away. Total take for 4 hours work was a Barber Half, 2 Indianheads, 4 early wheat cents, and a metal army soldier. Sorry for the bad pic on the half. Going back next week.

Thanks for looking....................Rich

 

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[worldtalker]

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BE UT TI FUL!!!!!

 

[jeff of pa]

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Awsome Rich

Good to see ya Finally got out again.

 

[ncsilverspider]

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That's a nice pile of coins! Like the lead soldier! Congrats!

 

[SpringTxDigger]

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That's a very nice day of hunting. You better be going back!

 

[texjim]

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nice job..

 

[DKinPA]

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Wow, you're alive!!!

Congrats on the finds Rich, glad to see you remember how to swing that thing!!!


Dave

 

[cntrydncr1]

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nice barber and soldier! congrats

 

[austin_hunter]

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I remember the last Barber half I found - on a golf course here in Austin (with permission )... it was actually a semi-key date, too - 1894-0... You know you're onto a special place with finds like that.

Hit it hard.