A first(and prolly last) We had no idea what it was

[snaps]

Hi All,
Found this hair/wig curler and 3 cent piece last week at a friends site. The curler is almost a spitting image of ones that some archeologists dug at Mt. Vernon(nice article called “boiling,baking,and curling 18th century wigs “ on there site explains
the whole process) I found the lil slither of the 3 center first, then my buddy found they other part soon after. Just dumb luck I guess.
Best of luck to all

 

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[Gare]

Is it lead ?

 

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[Hunk-a-lead]

Hi All,
Found this hair/wig curler and 3 cent piece last week at a friends site. The curler is almost a spitting image of ones that some archeologists dug at Mt. Vernon(nice article called “boiling,baking,and curling 18th century wigs “ on there site explains
the whole process) I found the lil slither of the 3 center first, then my buddy found they other part soon after. Just dumb luck I guess.
Best of luck to all

great saves and really love that 3 center

 

[oldmxrat]

Always an extra thrill to find the rest of something broken, I've done it 5 times with arrowheads in the last 2 years. Congrats on your finds!

 

[snaps]

Is it lead ?

Clay/ceramic- I thought it was the stem of a pipe when I first saw it

 

[snaps]

Always an extra thrill to find the rest of something broken, I've done it 5 times with arrowheads in the last 2 years. Congrats on your finds!

Mx , thanks, have never done it with arrowheads, were you sifting?

 

[oldmxrat]

Mx , thanks, have never done it with arrowheads, were you sifting?

No, just eyeballing. One of them was this big Elko. I found the base 8-10 years ago and the tip last year in the sand dunes.

 

[snaps]

No, just eyeballing. One of them was this big Elko. I found the base 8-10 years ago and the tip last year in the sand dunes.

Dang that’s pretty! You topped me in the luck department!

 

[snaps]

great saves and really love that 3 center

Hunk-a lead, thanks.

 

[Silvermonkey]

I'm shocked that you were able to find both parts of that trime. Great coin...great find!

 

[snaps]

I'm shocked that you were able to find both parts of that trime. Great coin...great find!

Silvermonkey,Thanks !

 

[hunting deer]

Hi All,
Found this hair/wig curler and 3 cent piece last week at a friends site. The curler is almost a spitting image of ones that some archeologists dug at Mt. Vernon(nice article called “boiling,baking,and curling 18th century wigs “ on there site explains
the whole process) I found the lil slither of the 3 center first, then my buddy found they other part soon after. Just dumb luck I guess.
Best of luck to all

I found one and in trying to figure out if it was a coin or a token broke it right in half! I tried to bend it to test its strength. After that I stopped doing field inspections. Everything can wait till I get home now. I glued it back together and put it in the coin jacket! Wasn't funny at the time. Congrats!

 

[ARC]

"and prolly last"... last what ? ? ?

Time you dont know what ya got ? ? ?

Dont get out much then do ya

 

[snaps]

"and prolly last"... last what ? ? ?

Time you dont know what ya got ? ? ?

Dont get out much then do ya

ARC, All that was in reference to the 18th century wig curler, what I had initially intended to be the focus item of the thread, but the coin eclipsed it lol. No one I showed it to had a clue what it was and , prolly last as in I highly doubt I will find another.

 

[snaps]

I found one and in trying to figure out if it was a coin or a token broke it right in half! I tried to bend it to test its strength. After that I stopped doing field inspections. Everything can wait till I get home now. I glued it back together and put it in the coin jacket! Wasn't funny at the time. Congrats!

Hunting Deer, thanks, I would of saw no humor in it either! I’ve done that with 2 piece buttons before, just crumble in your hand...