No gold or silver or coins or buttons, just cellar hole iron

[qaela4]

Hit a cellar hole this morning with fellow T-net member Waynos(Thank You again). Nothing spectacular but well worth the time spent.


OK, so I lied a little. After running some errands I had about 1/2 hour so hit the closest place and bagged this '64 Rosie(see Carolina Tom, Waynos didn't take them all).

 

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[Carolina Tom]

Very well played Q4. I been keeping my eye on that Waynos guy for you. He is all over Keene!

Congrats on the '64! That was a very good year... I am a 1964C... Charlotte mint mark!

I can not resist: I noticed that you picked up a couple of ho's in the woods!

Best of luck to you!

 

[against the wind]

Congrats on the silver

 

[Waynos]

Very well played Q4. I been keeping my eye on that Waynos guy for you. He is all over Keene!

It's like an expert mode version of where's waldo

 

[Davers]

Sometimes We take what we can get.
&
The Silver Dime Is 1 of a Billion, ton ill bet Quite a Few Million have been melted down since 1964.

Ill take 'ANY' silver Dime.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Nice silver and good relic saves!

 

[sutphin]

MAN THE HAND FORGED HINGE AND PLATE ARE FROM THE 1700S. DANG NICE SPOT YOU HAVE .

 

[46Wheat]

Good day of digging

 

[qaela4]

MAN THE HAND FORGED HINGE AND PLATE ARE FROM THE 1700S. DANG NICE SPOT YOU HAVE .

I am totally ignorant of this stuff. Are the Hinge and Plate considered the complete item or are you talking about 2 different things? Fellow T-Netter Waynos invited me to join him for this hunt and said the buildings that once stood here did date to the 1760's so this would be my first item from that century. Please enlighten me, I would greatly appreciate the knowledge!