My best 4 days of detecting ever!!!!!!!!!!

[Goes4ever]

I can't believe my last 4 days of hunting.......wed night, friday night, saturday and sunday. Here is everything I dug, almost all of this came from bean fields.

5 wheats

4 indians 1860, 1863, 1865, 1904

nickels 1870 shield, no date buff

5 silver, capped bust, 1876 seated dime, 1950 rosie, and 1901 barber quarter

4 tokens, 1 was a civil war store card

3 buckles

skeleton key

3 crotal bells, 2 intact one broken

1 1870s colt 22 pistol handle

4 flat buttons

1 gold 1939 class ring

I am worn out from digging so much. But hey I could handle to do it all again next weekend

 

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[sekypaleo]

Awesome finds! You're on fire bro!

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Always nice to get into those new sites~!

Congratulations!

 

[kilmer]

Nice digging. I bet you are tired but man you gathered the variety. Way to go, you have a good place going here.

Don
HH

 

[KyFreeBird]

Great finds !!!!!!!!! Can we get a closeup photos of the Class Ring and the Silver
Thanks!

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

Amazing day, congrates! If possible, could I see a closeup of the tokens?
The heart shape intrigues me, as well as the scallop.
Out here in Denver, people have vanished after finding 4 tokens in one day.
Never to return.
Big Time Kudos,
Carl

 

[Skelly607]

Excellent finds!!!!

 

[Goes4ever]

Amazing day, congrates! If possible, could I see a closeup of the tokens?
The heart shape intrigues me, as well as the scallop.
Out here in Denver, people have vanished after finding 4 tokens in one day.
Never to return.
Big Time Kudos,
Carl

Great finds !!!!!!!!! Can we get a closeup photos of the Class Ring and the Silver
Thanks!

if you look at todays finds, I have closeups of everything from friday , sat and sunday.......this was just a group shot of everything over the 4 days

 

[midnightmoon]

Break is over. Back to the bean field.

...just kidding...

Awesome collection!

 

[S IL THer]

Great finds! also something i posted on the ohio site you may be interested in..1935 plat book..
http://cgi.ebay.com/Wyandot-County-...944?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a5ed8a6c8

 

[Goes4ever]

Great finds! also something i posted on the ohio site you may be interested in..1935 plat book..
http://cgi.ebay.com/Wyandot-County-...944?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a5ed8a6c8

thanks, but I have the 1886 plat map for my county

 

[treasurefiend]

WOW - Thats an awesome bunch of finds bro!!!!

 

[Mackaydon]

Congrats on your finds. You found at least one very interesting token:

The cord wood tokens turn up from time to time but are definitely not common. A few but not many carry some letters that would indicate what railroad used the tokens. The tokens were issued to the engineers to purchase wood along the track. A cord of wood would provide fuel for about 50 to 60 miles, so a train would sometimes have to refuel several times on a trip. The railroad would make an arrangement with the farmers or other businesses along the track to provide wood. When the engineer reached the refueling point he would stop, reload the hopper and give the supplier the tokens to represent the amount of wood purchased. The supplier would then swap the tokens back to the railroad for money.

The cord tokens are usually round, but some are rectangular or other shapes. They could have been made in a railroad shop. These tokens may state 1 CORD, GOOD FOR 1 CORD, 1/4 CORD, AND 1/2 CORD. The 1/2 cord denomination seems to be the most common. A very few have the word "WOOD" on the token. It is very desirable for the token to have the name of the railroad on the token, which is the only real way to know who used the token. A few northern and Canadian railroads had tokens that can definitely be connected to a specific railroad.
Great finds !!

Don........

 

[Goes4ever]

wow awesome info! thank you for posting that!!!!

 

[fossis]

That was 'some amazing detecting', great finds.

Fossis............

 

[teleman 2525]

excellent old finds

 

[tabdog]

Congrats on all tha plunder.

You done real good,

Tabdog

 

[dulac]

You didn't say anything about a kitchen sink. You found everything else!! WTG on some really nice finds.

 

[BondJamesBond]

Great weekend. I was particularly intrigued by the token "The Swift's Billiard parlor". I have yet to see a token of any type that was good for 3 1/3 cents. What an interesting find.

Bond

 

[timbobwey]

nice work, you had a few great days there. Nice work!