Re-Swinging Low Priority Cellar Holes - 6” Coil

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

I’ve been traveling a lot for work on the weekends, so just trying the 6” coil at cellar holes that have not been very productive. Here are the results from the last couple hunts.


Thanks to the ID forum for guidance on this. 34th Infantry Regiment pin, WWII era.





Charge Tag/Token from Rosenbaum’s Department store Pittsburgh, 1850-1958.



Best V Nickel ever, for me at least...

Here is the handful.


And an ornate double gas valve fixture (sounded like a really loud penny)


Good luck out there!

 

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[Wildcat1750]

Very nice finds and that V Nickel is in great condition from out of the ground!

 

[Squirrel322]

That charge tag is really cool!

 

[Johncoho]

Really nice finds, out there in the Burgh. That charge tag / token is pretty cool.

 

[EdHartzel]

WOW what a V! Mine are always smoked! Thats a great mix of fun old stuff! Keep at that spot!!!

 

[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

WOW what a V! Mine are always smoked! Thats a great mix of fun old stuff! Keep at that spot!!!

Thx! I’ve only found 4 or 5 other V’s and each one was barely ID’able with maybe an outline of the bust or the “V”. Fun to finally see what one is suppose to look like, at least the reverse side.

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Really nice finds, out there in the Burgh. That charge tag / token is pretty cool.

Thx! Not the cool old stuff you’ve been getting into lately, but not expecting too much at sites I have hit with a couple detectors already.

 

[Hawks88]

Nice handful of saves. Nice V nickel. Congrats

 

[Steve in PA]

Really nice V nickel. They are usually reddish and corroded. I have only ever hunted one place where they came out silvery like that. It was the front of an old church in WV that gave up several silvery V nickels.

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Really nice V nickel. They are usually reddish and corroded. I have only ever hunted one place where they came out silvery like that. It was the front of an old church in WV that gave up several silvery V nickels.

Thx! This one is looks reddish, then tilt it just right and it looks more silvery.

 

[spriyaty]

WOW what a V! Mine ar usa today protonmail always smoked! Thats a great mix of fun old stuff! Keep at that spot!!!

Charge Tag/Token from Rosenbaum’s Department store Pittsburgh, 1850-1958.

 

[Tuberale]

Nice nickel!

 

[dirtlooter]

awesome saves, very cool too!

 

[invent4hir]

Good on you for re-detecting sites with a different approach- and your perseverance paid off!

 

[IDXMonster]

Two staples of the cellar hole...a harmonica reed and a D buckle! The collection is looking great Pac-Man! And that V-nickel? Best “out of the ground” V ever dug I’ve seen. Are you digging in styrofoam?? What a prize! I’m glad you’re making use of the 6” coil, THAT type of hunting is what it excels at...at least from my limited cellar experience. Congrats on the finds!

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Two staples of the cellar hole...a harmonica reed and a D buckle! The collection is looking great Pac-Man! And that V-nickel? Best “out of the ground” V ever dug I’ve seen. Are you digging in styrofoam?? What a prize! I’m glad you’re making use of the 6” coil, THAT type of hunting is what it excels at...at least from my limited cellar experience. Congrats on the finds!

Thx! Finding lots of D buckles make sense. I figure these are all from working horse tack. But the plethora of harmonica reeds always makes me wonder.

 

[washingtonian]

Very nice finds! Too bad that's not a 1912-S V nickel, hey?