Hoosier axe hunter
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- Feb 5, 2024
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- 132
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- Location
- Northeast Indiana
- Detector(s) used
- Nokta makro legend
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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These 2 were a nice surprise, I was working a hillside loaded with iron signals, found a 58flying eagle and a couple of IH same day.Nice tokens.
It's one thing I don't dig very often.
I would love to see the pictures of the flying eagle and Indian Heads!These 2 were a nice surprise, I was working a hillside loaded with iron signals, found a 58flying eagle and a couple of IH same day.
Thanks, always a good day when you find one let alone 2👍Nice job on the old tokens.
Long way from home. Tokens are always a plus!!!!Good Finds.
'Token Catalog' lists the BAERS (crossed) tokens as from Salt Lake City, Utah: 1906-1917 for William Baer's saloon at 14 W. 2nd South; and 1922-1942 for Baer's Cafe/Baer's Lunch, restaurant, 22 W. 1st South.
WOW, that is a long way from Whitley county IN, thanks for the info, I couldn't find anything on that one, I believe the Jacob Green is from Cromwell IN, that's only 20 mile N if where it was found.thanks again.Good Finds.
'Token Catalog' lists the BAERS (crossed) tokens as from Salt Lake City, Utah: 1906-1917 for William Baer's saloon at 14 W. 2nd South; and 1922-1942 for Baer's Cafe/Baer's Lunch, restaurant, 22 W. 1st South.
Not in grade shape, but still keepers, thanksI would love to see the pictures of the flying eagle and Indian Heads!
You bet, thanks for lookingThanks for the pictures. Congratulations, again!
ThanksGreat finds - congrats !