Another interesting walk

[WHADIFIND]

Really nice day outside today. I really enjoyed the walk!

A funny thing though.
I found this spoon.

Clearly marked, it had a date on it, 1847! (I know...that's not the date made. )

Thing is, I went from that date to a fairly fresh pocket spill.

I mean......really!? And in a cornfield!?!?

(You shoulda seen the look on my face when that first "gold coin" revealed itself! LOL!)

Thanks for peeking!

 

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[Blak bart]

European tourists partying in a corn field !!

 

[WannaDig3687]

Nice walk, Sir. Love the spoon. And who doesn’t love finding coins, foreign and domestic? I bet your heart skipped a beat, though.

 

[JeffInMass]

That spoon is awesome- Congrats! I think I may have needed CPR seeing that gold coin come out of the ground - yikes!

 

[Digger RJ]

Really nice day outside today. I really enjoyed the walk!

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A funny thing though.
I found this spoon.
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Clearly marked, it had a date on it, 1847! (I know...that's not the date made. )

Thing is, I went from that date to a fairly fresh pocket spill.
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I mean......really!? And in a cornfield!?!?

(You shoulda seen the look on my face when that first "gold coin" revealed itself! LOL!)

Thanks for peeking!

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!! Heart stoppers get Ya every time😳

 

[Trezurehunter]

Looks like a nice walk Whadi. At least you found some coffee money. You'd have to walk a little more to get enough for a gallon of gas though !

 

[oldmxrat]

I always like digging foreign coins, way more interesting than US clad junk, congrats!

 

[Relicific]

Nice hunt

 

[Norwichnut]

Really nice day outside today. I really enjoyed the walk!

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A funny thing though.
I found this spoon.
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View attachment 2016270
Clearly marked, it had a date on it, 1847! (I know...that's not the date made. )

Thing is, I went from that date to a fairly fresh pocket spill.
View attachment 2016271

I mean......really!? And in a cornfield!?!?

(You shoulda seen the look on my face when that first "gold coin" revealed itself! LOL!)

Thanks for peeking!

I find alot of those rogers bros. From what I understand they did make some solid sterling..they specialized in silver plate but I've not yet found a solid sterling