JerV3
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Hello everyone,
Went out over the break everyday for a few hrs here and there. Been hot and super dry here almost all summer long. However I still been getting down deep and recovering items left behind.
Most of the finds have come from a nice old park. I was hunting a nice little grove tucked deep into the woods. I wasn't the first to hunt it but I did manage a few cool finds. The 57 heinz watch fob and the reading medal came from the site.
I also pulled a merc to from down about 8 9 inches deep. Even with the dry soil I have been getting good depth. Large coil on the Dfx makes the Diff. Although nothing rare except a semi key date 1875 toasted indian that I found the other day mixed in a hole with a 1892.
Both wear eaten alive by the soils in this area. So they became canidates for being wized and some what decent looking. I also found a large copper disc with a bird melted or soldiered onto it with a wire cage design in the background.
Pretty neat item. Almost was pitched into the huge tub of what's it's in the basement. I also found 2 buttons can anyone i.d them. The one says K G C St on it. The other I can't describe. Neither have backs to them.
Other than that just some wheats and common 40's silver. Did get a 1919S and a 1915D wheat though. Mint marks are rare here in Pa. Also got a really nice bracelet sterling marked with a four leaf clover inside it with the letters NYE in the leafs. Anyone know a maker for this item.
Once again thanks for looking and commenting
Hh Jer
Went out over the break everyday for a few hrs here and there. Been hot and super dry here almost all summer long. However I still been getting down deep and recovering items left behind.
Most of the finds have come from a nice old park. I was hunting a nice little grove tucked deep into the woods. I wasn't the first to hunt it but I did manage a few cool finds. The 57 heinz watch fob and the reading medal came from the site.
I also pulled a merc to from down about 8 9 inches deep. Even with the dry soil I have been getting good depth. Large coil on the Dfx makes the Diff. Although nothing rare except a semi key date 1875 toasted indian that I found the other day mixed in a hole with a 1892.
Both wear eaten alive by the soils in this area. So they became canidates for being wized and some what decent looking. I also found a large copper disc with a bird melted or soldiered onto it with a wire cage design in the background.
Pretty neat item. Almost was pitched into the huge tub of what's it's in the basement. I also found 2 buttons can anyone i.d them. The one says K G C St on it. The other I can't describe. Neither have backs to them.
Other than that just some wheats and common 40's silver. Did get a 1919S and a 1915D wheat though. Mint marks are rare here in Pa. Also got a really nice bracelet sterling marked with a four leaf clover inside it with the letters NYE in the leafs. Anyone know a maker for this item.
Once again thanks for looking and commenting
Hh Jer
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