Just a late 60's early 70's kind of pocket spill

[Georgivs]

I finally got around to checking out a piece of property tucked into an off ramp where there was a potential structure barely visible in the winter when the leaves all fall. First I went to historicaerials.com to do some time machine scouting and saw that there was a little compound there, then I went to qpublic.com and saw that it's owned by the state (not surprising considering how close it is to a highway on ramp).
I hiked in and struck out detecting outside, but I could see though a window the floor had settled and lifted up everything around the fireplace so I could get under the floor boards and away from the mosquitos. First thing I found was a wheatie and then popped out a few early memorials, nothing after '67 though. So I figure/hoped that maybe they lost some silver too. After a little while popping out more pennies I finally found a silver rosie with the worst sounding signal ever. There were pull tabs and nails absolutely everywhere but also some neat kiddie jewelry including 2 aluminum rings and a nice good luck charm.

All the pennies in the top row are wheats also found a holed buffalo nickel and of course the top find of the day, a 63 rosie. The little child ring is the tiniest ring I've ever found, will hardly fit over the tip of my pinky.

Also found what might be a smooth copper (large cent?) I've never found one and don't have any in my collection, its a lil bit bigger than a quarter and a lil thinner too. Anyone have any clues about what it might be?


Thanks for looking and happy hunting!

 

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[billb]

I finally got around to checking out a piece of property tucked into an off ramp where there was a potential structure barely visible in the winter when the leaves all fall. First I went to historicaerials.com to do some time machine scouting and saw that there was a little compound there, then I went to qpublic.com and saw that it's owned by the state (not surprising considering how close it is to a highway on ramp).
I hiked in and struck out detecting outside, but I could see though a window the floor had settled and lifted up everything around the fireplace so I could get under the floor boards and away from the mosquitos. First thing I found was a wheatie and then popped out a few early memorials, nothing after '67 though. So I figure/hoped that maybe they lost some silver too. After a little while popping out more pennies I finally found a silver rosie with the worst sounding signal ever. There were pull tabs and nails absolutely everywhere but also some neat kiddie jewelry including 2 aluminum rings and a nice good luck charm.View attachment 1987615 All the pennies in the top row are wheats also found a holed buffalo nickel and of course the top find of the day, a 63 rosie. The little child ring is the tiniest ring I've ever found, will hardly fit over the tip of my pinky.

View attachment 1987616Also found what might be a smooth copper (large cent?) I've never found one and don't have any in my collection, its a lil bit bigger than a quarter and a lil thinner too. Anyone have any clues about what it might be?


Thanks for looking and happy hunting!

Congratulations on your beautiful recoveries

 

[oldmxrat]

That's a great bunch of recoveries, congrats and good job on the research!

 

[RussFed]

Very nice!

 

[crashbandicoot]

Way to go on the finds,and especially the great research!!!!

 

[Digger RJ]

I finally got around to checking out a piece of property tucked into an off ramp where there was a potential structure barely visible in the winter when the leaves all fall. First I went to historicaerials.com to do some time machine scouting and saw that there was a little compound there, then I went to qpublic.com and saw that it's owned by the state (not surprising considering how close it is to a highway on ramp).
I hiked in and struck out detecting outside, but I could see though a window the floor had settled and lifted up everything around the fireplace so I could get under the floor boards and away from the mosquitos. First thing I found was a wheatie and then popped out a few early memorials, nothing after '67 though. So I figure/hoped that maybe they lost some silver too. After a little while popping out more pennies I finally found a silver rosie with the worst sounding signal ever. There were pull tabs and nails absolutely everywhere but also some neat kiddie jewelry including 2 aluminum rings and a nice good luck charm.View attachment 1987615 All the pennies in the top row are wheats also found a holed buffalo nickel and of course the top find of the day, a 63 rosie. The little child ring is the tiniest ring I've ever found, will hardly fit over the tip of my pinky.

View attachment 1987616Also found what might be a smooth copper (large cent?) I've never found one and don't have any in my collection, its a lil bit bigger than a quarter and a lil thinner too. Anyone have any clues about what it might be?


Thanks for looking and happy hunting!

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Well done !

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

I finally got around to checking out a piece of property tucked into an off ramp where there was a potential structure barely visible in the winter when the leaves all fall. First I went to historicaerials.com to do some time machine scouting and saw that there was a little compound there, then I went to qpublic.com and saw that it's owned by the state (not surprising considering how close it is to a highway on ramp).
I hiked in and struck out detecting outside, but I could see though a window the floor had settled and lifted up everything around the fireplace so I could get under the floor boards and away from the mosquitos. First thing I found was a wheatie and then popped out a few early memorials, nothing after '67 though. So I figure/hoped that maybe they lost some silver too. After a little while popping out more pennies I finally found a silver rosie with the worst sounding signal ever. There were pull tabs and nails absolutely everywhere but also some neat kiddie jewelry including 2 aluminum rings and a nice good luck charm.View attachment 1987615 All the pennies in the top row are wheats also found a holed buffalo nickel and of course the top find of the day, a 63 rosie. The little child ring is the tiniest ring I've ever found, will hardly fit over the tip of my pinky.

View attachment 1987616Also found what might be a smooth copper (large cent?) I've never found one and don't have any in my collection, its a lil bit bigger than a quarter and a lil thinner too. Anyone have any clues about what it might be?


Thanks for looking and happy hunting!

cool finds for sure, wtg