Brentallica
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Secured permission on a pre-1874 homestead and pulled some nice keepers.
The following was recovered from the front yard only.... 2 x Barber Halves (1893, 1912), 1901 Barber Quarter, 2 x Barber dimes (1908, 1910), 1946 Rosie, 4 x Indian Heads (1900, 1900, 1901, 1906), 1908 V-Nickel, 8 x Wheats (1919, 1920, 1920, 1920, 1925, 1925, 1946, 1952). The Barber Halves, Barber Quarter and V-Nic were all "firsts" for me.
Also dug a ring, 4 pocket knives, spoon and knife.
Can't wait to go back and see what the side and back yard holds
Thanks for looking!
The following was recovered from the front yard only.... 2 x Barber Halves (1893, 1912), 1901 Barber Quarter, 2 x Barber dimes (1908, 1910), 1946 Rosie, 4 x Indian Heads (1900, 1900, 1901, 1906), 1908 V-Nickel, 8 x Wheats (1919, 1920, 1920, 1920, 1925, 1925, 1946, 1952). The Barber Halves, Barber Quarter and V-Nic were all "firsts" for me.
Also dug a ring, 4 pocket knives, spoon and knife.
Can't wait to go back and see what the side and back yard holds

Thanks for looking!

! Where in da mitten did you say you are from
? Must have never used fertilizer on their lawn ever, unless of course they used manure. I suspect they were drinking heavily at their picnics in the yard. Or they were extremely rich for their era, and were known to just " throw their money away when it got dirty"
. Anyways, kudo's to you for door knocking..........NGE







