Roadtrip to Ohio leaves me with some indians and cool relics!

[mr helton]

Hey everyone, first off I want to post my new blog which I'll be using to tell stories of all my metal detecting outings..
Digging Michigan's History | A Metal Detecting Blog

And second, here's the video from the hunt, please like and subscribe if you like it!


And here are some of the finds!
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Most of the hunts took place at my grandparent's farm which I have found some beautiful old coins at in the past. Nobody knows how old the house was, but I have found 6 coins from the mid-1800s, oldest being 1845.

 

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[bootybandit]

Nice digs! watch out for those round dirt hills! lol

 

[treblehunter]

Looks like you were missing the water. You looked hot.
Nice finds!

 

[mr helton]

Looks like you were missing the water. You looked hot.
Nice finds!

I was REALLY excited to hit the river where it runs through one of the early 1800s towns that I detected in, but was super bummed to find out that the bottom is mud and the water is completely brown. It's probably detectable, but not my cup of tea. I like clear water with sandy/rocky bottoms.

 

[mr helton]

Nice digs! watch out for those round dirt hills! lol

I was thinking you were talking about indian burial mounds, but then today I realized you were probably talking about those giant ant hills lol!