Another Fun Day at the Farm

[Professor of Engineering]

Hello Everyone,

Another beautiful Day in Massachusetts! Completed all my chores; done very early this morning (got up at 5:00 am and completed them by 7:30 am). So I decided to go detecting at the very productive farm from yesterday. Not as silver coin productive, but still worth the trip. Some of the finds are listed here and the remaining are in the photos; Ferrous, non-Ferrous and coins & things.

The goodies are as follows: Trime (worn no date — Variety 1: 1851-1853), 1937 Buffalo Nickel, 1898 well worn Barber dime, 1887 well worn and wacked by plow Seated Liberty dime and ten very toasty Lincoln Cents (oldest 1909 — most recent 1957D, some too far gone). The farm fertilizer just kills the old coppers coins. The Relics were as follows: Pin with an Elk, Buckles, Broken old key (Davol on one side?), ½ of a Shell Locket and some miscellaneous items.

Thank you for viewing.

As Always, GL & HH

Doc

 

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[trapperart]

That looks like a good hunt congrats on some nice finds

 

[DigIron2]

very nice digs. You sure tore the old money up man, and got a trime. wtg..You got you a honey hole for sure.

 

[Loco-Digger]

WOW Doc, the trime remains high on my bucket list. I put about 7 hours into a farm that was established back in mid 1800's and only found 3 modern coins and an old broach, not even a crotal bell. Many of the areas are silent, so I ended up installing the 12" x 15" butterfly coil. I was gonna hit the adjoining bean field, but a day or 2 after harvest, they had already planted winter wheat. I did find some aluminum trash and the innards of a pocket watch but not as much as expected. The original farm house was leveled by a tornado back in 1965.

 

[sutphin]

NICE FINDS ...

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Hello Loco-Digger,

Thanks for the post!

I have found a few Trimes in various farm fields and all have the same very weak signal on my machines (Minelab, Whites and Garrett). All recovered were between 1" - 5" in depth. IMHO, After 6" they would be very hard to hear, especially in a trashy field.

GL & HH

Doc

 

[bill_wabo]

The trime doesn't look so bad and bucketlister for many. Congrats!
Kind of hunt i prefer, many varied relics, some old coins and a rarity.

 

[Gridwalker306]

Man that's a good bunch of finds!