BEST FINDS EVER IN A MORNING HUNT

[kozyman2]

Me and my buddy Charlie hunted a field near town where an old place stood back in the late 1800's to early 1900's First I dug a Worlds Fair Token from St. Louis 1905, next came a 1910 Wheatie, next came a 1865 IH, next came a 1905 IH, an another Wheat. By that time I was fired up looking for my next find. I got a very slight whisper from my SE and tried to pinpoint it but it wouldn't . About every other pass or so I would get a faint whisper. I dug and dug and nothing , thinking deep iron I covered up the hole and moved on. Coming back the other pass down the next row of beans I tried that spot again same signal as before. I told Charlie I was gonna dig till I found whatever it was so I started my excavation. About 8 inches down on edge out popped a 1848 LC. After I settled down I felt a cool breeze and noticed I had a slight wardrobe malfunction. I had ripped the whole crotch of my pants down to my knees. Funny stuff anyway.
I continued on and a little later dug the 1867 Shield nickle. All before noon today. Best day ever. I enjoy sharing my finds with you all.
Thanks for looking

 

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[scrounger d detector collector]

i too have had a couple instant extra ventilation

oops.....how emarrassing

 

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[romeo-1]

Good hunt, no matter the time of day!

 

[allen]

sweet assortment of oldies !!

 

[Goes4ever]

Nice hunt, Kozyman. I haven't found a shiel nickle yet. Love those old green wheaties. Nice LC hiding in the depths. I guess Terry was in school and will be quite surprised

yeah I missed a GOOD hunt!......u tore it up big time Denny!