Quick trip to the park

[wcgems]

Well, got out of work and even though there were other things that I SHOULD have done I decided to got to a local park and do a little huntin. Got about 45 minutes in before I couldnt see well enough to continue. Here what I found:

Piece of fence wire
A metal letter T that appears to be from a keychain.
A 2003 Nickel

A 1914 Wheat Penny.

I find it odd that both the penny and nickel were about 4 inches down.

 

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[MikeOregon]

Hey,

Nice job on the wheatie! Keep 'em coming!

Mike

 

[Postalrevnant]

Haven't seen one of your posts yet, so let me take the time to welcome you to the forum.

Any 1910's coin in my book is a good find.

Congratulations,

Postalrevnant

 

[tinpan]

congrats on your finds, you got the T all you need now is R,E,A,S,U,R and the E

TINPAN

 

[whitesid]

nice finds if only there was a "D" after the 14

 

[Mirage]

Good deal on the wheat penny. Depending on soil conditions old as well as new can be at the same depth. Clay will stop a coin dead in its tracks(from sinking further). My grandmother's house the clay was only about 2 inches down. All the clad as well as mercs, buffalo nickels, wheats were all at the same depth.

Mirage

 

[Rodog]

That means all of the goodies might just be shallow. Maybe a thorough search will prove to be productive. Good Luck Rodog

 

[DugHoles]

Must have been some recent ground work to have those coins that deep......congrats and keep on diggin

GL & HH,

DugHoles

 

[stud564]

nice finds

 

[KOC]

Nice job love the wheat.