Good Day For Seated + stick pin ID

[TnT2000]

Hi all.

Yes it's me I have not been out for quite some time, not a lot of time and summer in the woods is a bit rough.

Anyway, I have seen some awesome finds here lately (you guys and gals are doing great) and it gave me the itch to get out.

I decided to brave the woods of two of our older sites, The first site had weeds 5 foot high on the flats, so I hit the banks on the side of the creek. I got the button, cuffling, and the presidential token.

The second site was not too bad if you don't mind the spider Webb's and overgrown brush. I decided to hit an area I had spent very little time at, ( the boysand I have hit most of the area pretty hard) so I thought I might have some luck where I started. First target was a stick pin with the words (THE DODGE ) and has a bike on it, would love some info.
Next was what I think was a pair of candy tweezers.
Got a hot silver signal, pulled a sweet 1885 seated dime, and about 1 foot away a Shield Nickle that I think says 1880.(I will try to verify that)
After that I got The button and other misc. stuff.

All in all it was a great hunt.

Thanks for looking TnT.

 

[Ohio Jerry]

Wow TNT,those are some cool finds. I'll fight the spider webs and overgrown brush anyday for a haul like that. Good job!!!!
Jerry

 

[BuckleBoy]

Aluminum Jelly for SURE on that button--it is a General Staff Button, and if you'll be kind enough to provide the backmark, we'll find out whether or not it is CW.

All of those are Great finds!


Sorry I can't help out with the stick pin, but I know chocolate tongs when I see 'em.


-Buckles

 

[Detectingfreak]

nice job on all of the old coins especially the seated dime!

 

[Captn SE]

Welcome back TNT2000!!

Those are some awesome finds you have there!! Love that seated!

HH,
CAPTN SE
Dan

 

[49er]

Nice digs. Like the Herbert Hoover coin....

 

[TreasurdiggrNY]

Great hunt Tnt, great mix of relics and coins WTG I like 'em all
Glenn

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Nice variety of finds, congrats! HH, Mike

 

[PBK]

What's the rest of the lettering on the stickpin? There were Evans & Dodge bicycles, built by John and Horace Dodge, and Frederick Evans in the late 1890's. In 1900, the Dodge brothers sold their interest in the bike company to build autos.

 

[Cr4zyH0rs3]

Yes they are most excellent find i must say and W/B

 

[TimC (North Alabama)]

Man those ar some really nice relics and one cool coin. I love that Seated stuff.

 

[Mirage]

Very Sweet. Shield nickel is on my to find list. Seated is awesome.

Bob

 

[crazyjarhead]

Love those finds, especially that campaign hat (as the Marines would call them). Not sure if it is a Marine campaign hat or not but could be WW1. I noticed the buddie on the front Maybe a nickname of a fallen comrade Neat

 

[JerV3]

Sweet diggs TnT.

I was wondering were you guys went. Those tongs are for candy. I got 2 pairs of them. Cool little relics. The last one I dug was all bent up to. P.A woods have been brutal this yr.

HH Jer

 

[Mr_Mojo_Risin]

That Seated dime is one of the finest I've seen on here! Very cool stuff all the way around

 

[Locke]

Nice seated, great finds

 

[TnT2000]

What's the rest of the lettering on the stickpin? There were Evans & Dodge bicycles, built by John and Horace Dodge, and Frederick Evans in the late 1890's. In 1900, the Dodge brothers sold their interest in the bike company to build autos.

Hey PBK. Thanks for the info, The pin says THE DODGE CYCLE CO. under th bike it says THE OLIVE WHEEL and below that SARACUSE NY


Thanks all for all the posts H.H. TnT

 

[kimsdad]

What a hunt!!

Everything shown is a great keeper!!

 

[topdog]

Congrats on your finds, awesome looking seated dime.

 

[Indianhead Jones]

Awesome hunt....great finds! Love the stickpin..and that's one beautiful seated lady! Bravo!

Larry