JerV3
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Hi everyone,
Got in a few decent trips over the past few days. I only got out one day over the weekend.
I was busy with parties and other things.
Saturday, I went out by myself. I usually have my son or brother but everyone abandoned me lately.
I like to hunt on my own though. I concentrate alot better.
I went to a old overlook that you can see the Ohio river from. People loved these spots back in the day.
It was partially grown in so I decided to try and hit the grown in part of it.
I parked walked right into the edge of the woods. Within 10 minutes I found 8 old coins right in one little pocket.
It was 6 wheat's a 41 nickle and a 43 merc. I was happy with the start.
I continued to hunt for a little while when I came upon the base of a tree.
I looked down and saw a buffalo right on the surface. It was a 1917.
I spent a little more time coming up with nothing else. I was only out less than 2 hrs and was more than happy with what I had got.
So I called it a day.
Last evening I geared up to go out for a few hrs or so to the same general area.
Things started out super slow. It took me over a hr just to find my first good relic.
It was the pin with the dark red stones and fake diamonds. I knew it was old and was happy to be at least on the board.
I kept hunting and it was slow. Picked up a few pocket knives and bullets.
Then I finally get the first coin. A wheat on the surface. I continued to hunt and keep telling myself one more little nook and I'm gonna pack it up.
Well one nook led to the next and so forth. I had to get home and grill some chicken.
Before I knew it I was out for over 2 hrs and it was getting dark out. My car was about a half mile away also.
I got to the crest of another overlook. As soon as I got up there I dug the largest stoned charm I ever saw.
It really surprised me. I was expecting a pulltab. But the tone was different.
I continued to hunt the area. I found a really nice suspender buckle with a pated date of march 7, 1871.
I then got a good silver dime signal at the base of a tree. I dig down and out pops a small silver disc. I thought I had another 3 cent silver.
Same size but this had old painted enameling on it. I closed the hole reswept and found another one.
They are both marked sterling. They may have been broken cuff links or buttons.
I picked up 2 more wheat's and I didn't want to leave the area. I didn't get to cover it all but it was getting dark.
I knew I had more than enough good finds to keep me up all night cleaning them.
You can find me up at 2:00 a.m cleaning finds and watching Monday night football.
I spend alot of time cleaning and perserving items the best I can.
I hope you all like the pics and time I spend to show you before and after shots.
Thanks for looking,
HH Jer
Got in a few decent trips over the past few days. I only got out one day over the weekend.
I was busy with parties and other things.
Saturday, I went out by myself. I usually have my son or brother but everyone abandoned me lately.
I like to hunt on my own though. I concentrate alot better.
I went to a old overlook that you can see the Ohio river from. People loved these spots back in the day.
It was partially grown in so I decided to try and hit the grown in part of it.
I parked walked right into the edge of the woods. Within 10 minutes I found 8 old coins right in one little pocket.
It was 6 wheat's a 41 nickle and a 43 merc. I was happy with the start.
I continued to hunt for a little while when I came upon the base of a tree.
I looked down and saw a buffalo right on the surface. It was a 1917.
I spent a little more time coming up with nothing else. I was only out less than 2 hrs and was more than happy with what I had got.
So I called it a day.
Last evening I geared up to go out for a few hrs or so to the same general area.
Things started out super slow. It took me over a hr just to find my first good relic.
It was the pin with the dark red stones and fake diamonds. I knew it was old and was happy to be at least on the board.
I kept hunting and it was slow. Picked up a few pocket knives and bullets.
Then I finally get the first coin. A wheat on the surface. I continued to hunt and keep telling myself one more little nook and I'm gonna pack it up.
Well one nook led to the next and so forth. I had to get home and grill some chicken.
Before I knew it I was out for over 2 hrs and it was getting dark out. My car was about a half mile away also.
I got to the crest of another overlook. As soon as I got up there I dug the largest stoned charm I ever saw.
It really surprised me. I was expecting a pulltab. But the tone was different.
I continued to hunt the area. I found a really nice suspender buckle with a pated date of march 7, 1871.
I then got a good silver dime signal at the base of a tree. I dig down and out pops a small silver disc. I thought I had another 3 cent silver.
Same size but this had old painted enameling on it. I closed the hole reswept and found another one.
They are both marked sterling. They may have been broken cuff links or buttons.
I picked up 2 more wheat's and I didn't want to leave the area. I didn't get to cover it all but it was getting dark.
I knew I had more than enough good finds to keep me up all night cleaning them.
You can find me up at 2:00 a.m cleaning finds and watching Monday night football.
I spend alot of time cleaning and perserving items the best I can.
I hope you all like the pics and time I spend to show you before and after shots.
Thanks for looking,
HH Jer
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I have found old coins on top of the ground too.
Love those kinds of finds!
Great that you have found a new site.
With that little bundle of joy on the way, I imagine your hunting time will be limited. Congrats on that BTW and hopefully all is going well. Nice finds, love the pics. I would've liked to of seen a pic of the view from the overlook. I miss the 'burgh. Take care, Bill







