Crisp 1901 Indian, 1909 Wheat, Civil War Toe Taps, Caswell County NC

[FoundInNC]

I have been trying to pinpoint the location of an 1809 cabin site on a property in Caswell County, NC. There is a newer 1919 house on the property and the digs have mixed vintages making it a little difficult. Someone lived in the home until 2015 so there is a ton of can slaw about. For this site, coin totals are 9 wheats, one indian, one 1943 Canada Cent, 1946 Roosevelt and 1944 Mercury dime.

For today, I dug a 1941 cent, 1914 cent, 1909 cent, 1951 cent and a 1901 Indian Cent. Finding three 100 year old coins in a couple hours is fun! The only 1800s relics I found today were the two brass toe taps. I love finding those! No flat buttons yet, will keep digging!

 

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[Jose The Goon]

Excellent !! Congrats on a great day & finding a great place that I'm sure will yield many more fantastic finds. Gotta be some more fine old silver hiding under your feet. Great post !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[ToddsPoint]

A beautiful green IHP.

 

[ironman123]

Very rewarding digs. Congratulations.

 

[billb]

Congratulations on your great recoveries in NC.

 

[Coinstar magnet]

I have been trying to pinpoint the location of an 1809 cabin site on a property in Caswell County, NC. There is a newer 1919 house on the property and the digs have mixed vintages making it a little difficult. Someone lived in the home until 2015 so there is a ton of can slaw about. For this site, coin totals are 9 wheats, one indian, one 1943 Canada Cent, 1946 Roosevelt and 1944 Mercury dime.

For today, I dug a 1941 cent, 1914 cent, 1909 cent, 1951 cent and a 1901 Indian Cent. Finding three 100 year old coins in a couple hours is fun! The only 1800s relics I found today were the two brass toe taps. I love finding those! No flat buttons yet, will keep digging! View attachment 2018798 View attachment 2018801 View attachment 2018802 View attachment 2018807 View attachment 2018813 View attachment 2018814 View attachment 2018815 View attachment 2018816 View attachment 2018817 View attachment 2018818

There's not an S hiding on that 1909 wheatback is there? Very cool finds!

 

[Digger RJ]

I have been trying to pinpoint the location of an 1809 cabin site on a property in Caswell County, NC. There is a newer 1919 house on the property and the digs have mixed vintages making it a little difficult. Someone lived in the home until 2015 so there is a ton of can slaw about. For this site, coin totals are 9 wheats, one indian, one 1943 Canada Cent, 1946 Roosevelt and 1944 Mercury dime.

For today, I dug a 1941 cent, 1914 cent, 1909 cent, 1951 cent and a 1901 Indian Cent. Finding three 100 year old coins in a couple hours is fun! The only 1800s relics I found today were the two brass toe taps. I love finding those! No flat buttons yet, will keep digging! View attachment 2018798 View attachment 2018801 View attachment 2018802 View attachment 2018807 View attachment 2018813 View attachment 2018814 View attachment 2018815 View attachment 2018816 View attachment 2018817 View attachment 2018818

Nice Finds!!!! Congrats!!!! Does the 1909 have V.D.B on the reverse rim at the bottom? There was a 1909 P with and without V.D.B.

 

[CRUSADER]

Congrats on the cents.

Often wondered why I don't find any of those toe taps, when you guys get so many.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Congrats on the great finds !

 

[FoundInNC]

Nice Finds!!!! Congrats!!!! Does the 1909 have V.D.B on the reverse rim at the bottom? There was a 1909 P with and without V.D.B.

No VDB unfortunately! I am 100% confident. This coin is CRISP on the reverse too, just like the indian.

 

[pepperj]

Congrats on the cents.

Often wondered why I don't find any of those toe taps, when you guys get so many.

They weren't popular (still aren't in England.) North America they were for a few centuries, but not as much now. France, Switzerland second nature of protecting the shoes.

Though the large holed version as shown is a different one, never dug one like that before. Actually when I first walk onto a new site the toe tap is a great indicator of good things that bight be there.

Congrats on the nice looking IH, lovely rich patina on it. Looks like you a fun day of digging.

 

[JeffInMass]

Great group of finds, including that sweet green Indian- Congrats!