Grounds finally soft enough to dig. Big find on the Civil war token.

[RodneyU]

Found a few coins today. The 1901 is in great shape. The last coin I found thats in the pics. I had no idea about it. then after only a little research I found it to be from The Scovill Manufacturing Company of Waterbury, Connecticut produced around 1860. I can now make out what it says on the one side. "If anyone attempts to tear it down/ shoot him on the spot/ DIX. Great first day out since the thaw. The spot I got these from has produced a lot of Indians and large cents and is definitely a older 1800,s site.

 

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[Rothman]

Great day out! I went to two different spots here today and the ground is still frozen solid... You sir are lucky!

 

[RodneyU]

Great day out! I went to two different spots here today and the ground is still frozen solid... You sir are lucky!

im not saying it was easy digging but it wasn't bad. the Nox 800 did me right.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

You guys in the US are fortunate to have many tokens that were produced in the 19th & 20thc.
I'd spend hours researching these to learn everything about their history.

Love the detail on this hair clip too.
Dave

 

[BennyV]

Great day out! I went to two different spots here today and the ground is still frozen solid... You sir are lucky!

Same here

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Well done Rodney !

 

[RodneyU]

Well done Rodney !

Thanks buddy we’re gonna have to get out together agin soon. Todays gonna be a good day I’ll be out all day swinging

 

[Digger RJ]

Found a few coins today. The 1901 is in great shape. The last coin I found thats in the pics. I had no idea about it. then after only a little research I found it to be from The Scovill Manufacturing Company of Waterbury, Connecticut produced around 1860. I can now make out what it says on the one side. "If anyone attempts to tear it down/ shoot him on the spot/ DIX. Great first day out since the thaw. The spot I got these from has produced a lot of Indians and large cents and is definitely a older 1800,s site.

Nice!!! Congrats!!!