N.J.THer
Silver Member
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2006
- Messages
- 3,283
- Reaction score
- 241
- Golden Thread
- 1
- Location
- Middlesex County, New Jersey
- 🥇 Banner finds
- 1
- Detector(s) used
- Whites DFX w/ Sunray DX-1 probe and Minelab Excalibur 1000, Whites TRX Pinpointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I had my heart set on detecting yesterday but when I woke up it was raining and very windy. Told the wife lets get some stuff done since I can't detect....after get all the Christmas shopping done for our daughter my wife tells me that I should skip church today and go detecting. That's one reason why I married her.
I hit a site that had a house knocked down a few months ago. There is tons of trash but after 2 1/2 hours of detecting I had a few keepers.
I found a crust 1874 Indian Head, a 1939 Merc and a cool 1930s token. The Token is for NJ Public Service Coordinated Transportation. It is good for one fare and has the companies presidents name which is Thomas N. McCarter on it. There is a bus in the middle on one side and a streetcar on the other. Five days a week I drive to work on McCarter Highway and I never new who he was until I found this token. I also found a nice lock that is marked Champion 6 Lever. I have not found an old lock in awhile so it was fun digging this one.
Close ups of the token - I'm not sure if these came out that clear.
This little buckle was actually dug last week but I forgot it in my finds pouch. It came out of a park by work I've been hunting at lunchtime. The back is mark PARIS and SOLID...There maybe more writing but I don't see it. Does anyone know a possible age for the buckle? (Merc for size comparison)
I hope you enjoy the pictures. I don't think I will be able to get out for a real hunt again until November 29th. I have a site that I think will be really good that I've been keeping in my back pocket so if the owners are good with it I want to hit it on the 29th. If not then I have an old farm house that is on five acres and is no longer a working farm that I have never hunted which I will try out....Happy hunting.
NJ
I hit a site that had a house knocked down a few months ago. There is tons of trash but after 2 1/2 hours of detecting I had a few keepers.
I found a crust 1874 Indian Head, a 1939 Merc and a cool 1930s token. The Token is for NJ Public Service Coordinated Transportation. It is good for one fare and has the companies presidents name which is Thomas N. McCarter on it. There is a bus in the middle on one side and a streetcar on the other. Five days a week I drive to work on McCarter Highway and I never new who he was until I found this token. I also found a nice lock that is marked Champion 6 Lever. I have not found an old lock in awhile so it was fun digging this one.
Close ups of the token - I'm not sure if these came out that clear.
This little buckle was actually dug last week but I forgot it in my finds pouch. It came out of a park by work I've been hunting at lunchtime. The back is mark PARIS and SOLID...There maybe more writing but I don't see it. Does anyone know a possible age for the buckle? (Merc for size comparison)
I hope you enjoy the pictures. I don't think I will be able to get out for a real hunt again until November 29th. I have a site that I think will be really good that I've been keeping in my back pocket so if the owners are good with it I want to hit it on the 29th. If not then I have an old farm house that is on five acres and is no longer a working farm that I have never hunted which I will try out....Happy hunting.
NJ
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