Delaware Finds

[martyvem]

I was finally able to clean up some of the coins I found at an old farm in Delaware. I found it a little unusual because several of the coins were Canadian with dates in the 1950’s - 1960’s. I also found 5 wheat Pennies, 3 from 1940, 1 from 1941 & 1 from 1921. Also found several other coins but they were newer. This is a picture of the Canadian and wheat Penny’s!

 

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[mindcrime1988]

Keep checking that area because if it's an old farm, chances are you'll find some of the older stuff. Good luck.

 

[martyvem]

I was finally able to clean up some of the coins I found at an old farm in Delaware. I found it a little unusual because several of the coins were Canadian with dates in the 1950’s - 1960’s. I also found 5 wheat Pennies, 3 from 1940, 1 from 1941 & 1 from 1921. Also found several other coins but they were newer. This is a picture of the Canadian and wheat Penny’s!

Just a question, why don’t people on here identify where they are located, what area of the country or state? I keep reading posts and see some interesting finds, but can’t even tell if they are in the United States!
I’m in Delaware and always looking for interesting places to metal detect. In Delaware, there aren’t many places where detecting is allowed except the beach areas and private property with permission. I have found lots of coins on the beach, many are badly worn and hard to identify & a few rings and other items, but nothing really old! I know there is a lot of history buried in the ground, and I’m interested in finding some old coins before all the land becomes residential probably with all the new construction around! Any ideas?
Thanks
Marty

 

[mindcrime1988]

Yeah it does get frustrating. Most of the time if somebody doesn't even say what state he/she lives in, I won't comment on their post. I completely understand why some folks are really protective about their digging areas to keep others away but it would be nice to see what part of the country folks are finding their goodies.

 

[martyvem]

Yeah it does get frustrating. Most of the time if somebody doesn't even say what state he/she lives in, I won't comment on their post. I completely understand why some folks are really protective about their digging areas to keep others away but it would be nice to see what part of the country folks are finding their goodies.

It’s hard for me to believe people are that protective of their digging areas!
I find it interesting meeting others with the same interests, just would be nice knowing what part of the country and state would be nice!