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A DOUBLE Indian Day!!! I've met my 2007 goal @ the farm.
Well, my goal for 2007 was to find a coin into the 1800's. I did that yesterday at the farm site. The farm & my $200 Tesoro continue to produce finds. Ya-hooooo!!!
My finds were:
*A 1874 Indian Head Small Cent. I'm no coin expert, but it looks to have sharp detail to it still. Sorry, but I had to clean it up a bit with dishsoap & a toothbrush. It was unrecognizable when I dug it up. I didn't even know what I had until I got home. I may clean it up a bit more to get rid of the brown spots you see.
I found it by a huge oak by the stream.
Any idea of the value of this coin?
To me, this was as exciting as finding that gold & diamond ring a few weeks ago.
*An old Hubley brand truck (busted).
*A green plastic Indian in the same hole as the Hubley. I'll call him Chief Hop-a-long.
*An old button with backmark of "Treble Plated" (1800-1840). This one was ID'd in the "what is it" forum yesterday. Thanks Ben.
*A "Climax" kerosene lamp piece dated Jan. 21, 1890. Also identified by a few members in the "what is it" forum yesterday. Thank you.
*An old button that I can't read the text on the back of. I provided pictures.
Can anyone ID this button?
*A small plain brass button.
* 1945 Wheat.
*A rubber comical PEA , I spotted by the stream. Maybe my new avatar?
I also went through about 40-50 shotgun shell headstamps that I have collected while searching the farm. Can you believe there were 18 different variation in there!!!
I need to make a decent display, and add to it as I find more.
So far a great year at the farm spot.
Thanks for looking,
MM
Well, my goal for 2007 was to find a coin into the 1800's. I did that yesterday at the farm site. The farm & my $200 Tesoro continue to produce finds. Ya-hooooo!!!
My finds were:
*A 1874 Indian Head Small Cent. I'm no coin expert, but it looks to have sharp detail to it still. Sorry, but I had to clean it up a bit with dishsoap & a toothbrush. It was unrecognizable when I dug it up. I didn't even know what I had until I got home. I may clean it up a bit more to get rid of the brown spots you see.
I found it by a huge oak by the stream.
Any idea of the value of this coin?
To me, this was as exciting as finding that gold & diamond ring a few weeks ago.
*An old Hubley brand truck (busted).
*A green plastic Indian in the same hole as the Hubley. I'll call him Chief Hop-a-long.

*An old button with backmark of "Treble Plated" (1800-1840). This one was ID'd in the "what is it" forum yesterday. Thanks Ben.
*A "Climax" kerosene lamp piece dated Jan. 21, 1890. Also identified by a few members in the "what is it" forum yesterday. Thank you.
*An old button that I can't read the text on the back of. I provided pictures.
Can anyone ID this button?
*A small plain brass button.
* 1945 Wheat.
*A rubber comical PEA , I spotted by the stream. Maybe my new avatar?

I also went through about 40-50 shotgun shell headstamps that I have collected while searching the farm. Can you believe there were 18 different variation in there!!!
I need to make a decent display, and add to it as I find more.
So far a great year at the farm spot.
Thanks for looking,
MM
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Nice find and I hope there are many more to follow.






