04 IH and a 37 Wheatie

[arrowhead883]

After the mornings chores were done, and the snow quit flying, my son and I headed out to a family members farm to check a site I had seen some 15 years ago while deer hunting.
The only things left of the old homestead are the old well and a family cemetary. The rest is now pasture. The head stones date from the mid-late 1800's to very early 1900's.
The very first signal I dug was my first Indian Head ever. The 37 wheatie came about 2 hours later. A lot of iron in an area about 100' x 100'.

Lord willing we'll be back many times this summer.

 

[bigrig40]

good luck on it, looks very promising. congrats on the IH! peace,bigrig

 

[civil war hunter]

DONT DIG IN GRAVE YARDS!, lol like i did.

 

[arrowhead883]

Thanks bigrig40!

cwh,
No way, No how, Not even for a gold dollar!

 

[civil war hunter]

wheat cent i will price it at 0.05 cents and i give it a poor rating.
Indie I will say a little washing will bring it up to a fine it will be worth 1.50 at leasest.

 

[arrowhead883]

Nick the cemetary is fenced in and 300 yards away from were I was hunting. Read my above response to cwh.

 

[civil war hunter]

He doesn't read i learned that a long time ago.

 

[STH69]

cool coins

 

[crazyjarhead]

Nice finds. Love those green wheats Snow?? Where? I thought winter was over

 

[allen]

good job on those nice coins arrowhead..
when are we going to hit some spots together