5 and a half hour hunt in a corn field

[diggindeep]

the indians are 1860 1863 1867 1875 1897 and 1901 v nickel is 1889 seated is 1875 plus the stuff

 

[diggindeep]

oh yea and a largie that is seriously messed up any guesses as to what it was used for?

 

[civilman1]

Sweet Dig's DD....Congrat's on the Silver,do you think old homesite or some "clumsy" farmer

 

[diggindeep]

yes i did some research and there were quite a few houses in these fields from 1840 until probably 1950? not sure

 

[Jerry1NJ]

Great finds!!!

 

[kimsdad]

Whoa! Great finds! Swinging in corn stubble isn't easy!

 

[diggindeep]

haha nope corn stubble is not easy thats for sure.....but i seem to be coming out on top!!
i almost think i like standing corn better than stubble

 

[crazyjarhead]

Nice coinage. I tried to hunt a corn field but it's tough going

 

[tymcmurray]

And the pipe pieces are way cool!!!
Great finds.

 

[LI Tom]

Wow,you had a great day,a whole tribe and a Seated.

 

[allen]

id be going back and hitting that cornfield harder...nice finds

 

[Specter]

Nice finds!

 

[TreasurdiggrNY]

Congrats on a great hunt, excellent finds, great coins in there WTG
Glenn

 

[The Master Chief]

Great finds. I am hoping soon to find my first indian head.

 

[Brendan M.]

Nice!!!!

 

[kdismuke1]

GREAT HUNT. LIKE THE COINS.

 

[topdog]

WOW!!!!, Looks like you have found a really productive site. Continued Success.

 

[kuger]

I might be wrong but your slotted rectangle item strongly resembles the belt tightener of a belt that had a Tongue and wreath or two peice buckle.....keep an eye out!!

 

[Michiganne]

Wow, very nice collection! And would the dry goods token be Grand Rapids, MI or MN?

HH

 

[daytondigger]

Nice, especially the A. Roberts and Sons Civil War token. That's an R4 rated Grand Rapids, MI token and is pretty nice looking. Congrats