Nate in Ohio
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- Cleveland, Ohio
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Hey guys! Been crazy lately but it's all been going awesome.
Back in the middle of January, I did a quick hunt at the large cent site and found a few interesting items. One is the sewing machine part, and some research yield some information: Domestic Sewing Machine Co. (circa 1869-1924).
And what are those stupid tack-looking things...I find a decent amount of them and I think they're kinda old. The pin is neat too.
We finally had decent weather a few weeks ago and I made a half-day trip to the Iceberg. Not a whole lot but it was the first time I was out in months and it felt so great. I did find the "half buck" play coin. Never seen one of those before.
I also made it out there on Saturday for about 6 hours. 36 wheats, and...my first silver of the year...and it was in the wheatfield...and of all the THOUSANDS of wheats i've dug from that area, this is only my SECOND silver coin. I know, ridiculous. There's still plenty of wheats all over the place there. It's mind-boggling.
The RARE wheatfield silver:
A typical wheat from the wheatfield:
Here, I got a nice coin signal. So i decided to take about 10 minutes and chip through the blacktop. And don't worry, the blacktop is practically under the ground and kind of in the woods so it wasn't hurting anything. But sure enough I got down past the asphalt and into dirt and roots and found the target - a 1944 wheat.
I didn't end up finding the target when I dug the hole, but I saw bits of this old plastic airplane in the bottom and took as many scraps as I could find in the dirt.
Back in the middle of January, I did a quick hunt at the large cent site and found a few interesting items. One is the sewing machine part, and some research yield some information: Domestic Sewing Machine Co. (circa 1869-1924).
And what are those stupid tack-looking things...I find a decent amount of them and I think they're kinda old. The pin is neat too.
We finally had decent weather a few weeks ago and I made a half-day trip to the Iceberg. Not a whole lot but it was the first time I was out in months and it felt so great. I did find the "half buck" play coin. Never seen one of those before.
I also made it out there on Saturday for about 6 hours. 36 wheats, and...my first silver of the year...and it was in the wheatfield...and of all the THOUSANDS of wheats i've dug from that area, this is only my SECOND silver coin. I know, ridiculous. There's still plenty of wheats all over the place there. It's mind-boggling.
The RARE wheatfield silver:
A typical wheat from the wheatfield:
Here, I got a nice coin signal. So i decided to take about 10 minutes and chip through the blacktop. And don't worry, the blacktop is practically under the ground and kind of in the woods so it wasn't hurting anything. But sure enough I got down past the asphalt and into dirt and roots and found the target - a 1944 wheat.
I didn't end up finding the target when I dug the hole, but I saw bits of this old plastic airplane in the bottom and took as many scraps as I could find in the dirt.
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