1904 Indan Head

[hybrid_XLT]

Spent about 4 hours today at a park that's given me alot of old coins, today's 1904 Indian head is the 9th one from there. started off digging the 30 cent in clad and nothing more..thought i would switch to another custom program i had loaded on my Eagle Spectrum and as soon as i did i got the Indian Head at 5"..the two small bottles came out of the same hole at 7" deep..the ladies compact was also at 7" deep..the small white bottle has a cap on it. will clean it up and check it out...any idea on the age of the bottles or the Pepsi-Cola bottle would be appreciated..--Robert

 

[watercolor]

Nice indian and assortment of "urban" relics If I had to guess on the pepsi, I would say 1950's to early 1960's.

Take care & HH!

 

[Nana40]

If I had to guess on the pepsi, I would say 1950's to early 1960's.

Yeah, me too.

Great jars and love the Injun! I think my first was 1904.....

Congrats on those finds! Nana

 

[DDEXPII]

some very nice finds there coterie_mc


HH DDEXPII

 

[FL Junkman]

The pepsi bottle is late 40's or early 50's. There are two dots between the words pepsi : cola. This logo was changed to one dot about 1951.

 

[seger98]

Any idea what this place was at one time? Neat stuff!

 

[civilman1]

Great job on the IH....Still looking for my first.Hope the silver's coming with it!!

 

[hybrid_XLT]

Thank you for the info/date on that Pepsi bottle...I opened the smaller jar last night and it looks like it's full of Cold Cream...the Ladies Compact after cleaning has the letters EO on the front.

Any idea what this place was at one time? Neat stuff!

I saw a map dated 1857 and it shows this park...i did go and see the people at the historical Society the other night and the guy that would know anything was not there!!! i brought along the 1796 half reale i found and a few IH's to show them... the old timers that live nearby tell me that they played there as kids and there use to be a bandstand there back in the 40's..

 

[sonny60]

indian heads are cool coins WTG