1887 IHC, gold, and a battered spoon.

[Scrappy]

Hunted an old site again today. 1700's origins but nothing that old, although this spoon I found looks old.

Found an 1887 IHC, then a 1916, 1919, 1929, and 1934 wheats.

Went home happy enough and now it's time for a Guinness.

 

[Argentium]

Yeah Guinness ! Can you even get the real thing here ? I've always heard that the export product pales compared to the brewed in
Ireland (Dublin) product . I also was told that the local (USA) version has been sold to Budweiser - and then to Stella Artois. If any
body can take me to school here I welcome your info. Nice Finds by the way ! (I get a bit distracted when the talk turns to beer/ale)

 

[Scrappy]

Yeah Guinness ! Can you even get the real thing here ? I've always heard that the export product pales compared to the brewed in Ireland (Dublin) product . I also was told that the local (USA) version has been sold to Budweiser - and then to Stella Artois. If any body can take me to school here I welcome your info. Nice Finds by the way ! (I get a bit distracted when the talk turns to beer/ale)

I know first hand that Guinness in Ireland tastes better!!

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs. I like the Indian.

 

[WheatWaffle]

Nice finds!

 

[park pirate]

Nice...

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Nice! Congrats nice bunch of finds!
Of course the real thing tastes better they don't water it down!

 

[Scrappy]

Thanks. I'm hoping to find the early spot on this homestead one of these days. It's spread out and covered in burrs and thorns, bogs, and rocks but I'll start finding the early stuff soon. I am completely cut up and full of burr splinters so I guess I'm paying my dues.

 

[Sandigger2]

Nice finds. Sounds like a promising site. Gloves are your friend. HH