end of season hunt, dashed hopes,harmonica reed?

[burglarifyoulike]

spent a few (no, more than a few) hours this weekend, thinking it may be the last for a while, due to the winter weather approaching. i went back for hunt #3 to my sister-in-law's house, which is in one of the oldest parts of our little town- late 1800s. i know nothing about her house except that it has a stone foundation and that in the early 1900s the only cattle broker in the area lived there. so i was thinking, at least some silver. well, there was none to be found, and i think i'm quitting there. 68 cents in clad, one wheat peenny with an unreadable date, various pulltabs and washers, etc. i found a pink plastic fork in one of my plugs, 3-4 inches down, making me think it was filled,perhaps? that could also explain the lack of finds. oh, well. i then headed down to the field near my husband's grandfathers home site- the one where i found the "mystery trinket" with the picture of the birds and nest, if anyone remembers... after hours there, i had nothing to show for it except the broken piece of what i would like to have you experts look at to see if it is part of a harmonica reed. i think i saw one on here last weekend, and realized that i threw one ou t with trash about a month ago . i also found this weekend the other item on the pics at a site with habitation from early 1800s up until present. it was about 3 inches down- i have no idea what it coulod be- nothing good, i'm sure . thanks for looking to all!

 

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[Montana Jim]

Yes... part of a harmonica reed board.

 

[allen]

to me just finding the wheatie made it a good day....

 

[kdismuke1]

YOU HAD A GOOD DAY.

 

[burglarifyoulike]

Yes... part of a harmonica reed board]
thanks for the reply

 

[burglarifyoulike]

thanks for your replies. i know, anyday out is a treat

 

[Bavaria Mike]

That is a piece of harmonica reed. Must be more at the site. Nice day out and HH, Mike