Old Homesites = Relics Wheats Tokens Silver

[cambria09]

Hello All. Hunted four 1900 - 1920 small town home sites for these finds yesterday and today.

Got (2) amusement tokens c.1920, wheats, an old Incandescent lamp burner, brass buckle, a pot pipe (I must have a dozen of these by now), large brass hose nozzle, 1970's BallOmatic golf token, silver Washington, a couple of wheaties, and my favorite an Alpagora garment brass ad tag c.1930-1940. Oh, and (117) pieces of clad totaling $10.65.

Thanks for the view and good luck to all. C9

 

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[cjon455]

nice digs!, all except the potpipe, lol no offense to you but everytime i find one of those i just trash them, throw em in the river, etc. They just irk me for some reason.

 

[Garrett424]

Cool finds and nice variety.
Looks like a fun hunt to me.

 

[RJ55]

Lots of good finds

 

[treblehunter]

nice digs!, all except the potpipe, lol no offense to you but everytime i find one of those i just trash them, throw em in the river, etc. They just irk me for some reason.

Potaphobic?

 

[treblehunter]

I love all those tokens, all great finds

 

[wheatfinder13]

I still haven't found any of those holed amusement tokens, I wonder what they were used for... Nice finds

 

[beez0404]

That is sure a bunch of digging. I wish I had started metal detecting way back when and could hunt and dig all day. I love all of your tokens. They are really cool.

 

[dirtlooter]

way cool, a great assortment, all kinds of history and fun stuff with some battery money thrown in. love those interesting hunts

 

[cambria09]

That is sure a bunch of digging. I wish I had started metal detecting way back when and could hunt and dig all day. I love all of your tokens. They are really cool.

Hello beez0404. The same thought re starting MD'ing in younger days has crossed my mind too.

It's awful hot out there and after about (3) hours I start to get sloppy and need a beer.

Thanks for the reply and keep on diggin'. C9