Third Indian head for the year

[TnT2000]

Today I hit a house next to a job of mine pulled some clad and a few wheat's.
1940 D
(2) 1930s
1941
1945

On my way home about 4:30 I noticed they were doing some excavation on a pretty historic area in town so...well I had to check it out...I was moving fast because I should have been going home. Again I pulled some clad and some wheat's
1920
1921
1917
1925
also a bridge token and of course a 1904 Indian head..It was worth the stop..

 

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[groundfisher]

Nice digs for a quick huntTnT. Hope you get to hunt the site again soon.
Too bad there's more to life than detecting . Best of luck to ya! HH!

 

[trk5capt]

TnT, Very Nice Haul, Congrats. trk5capt...

 

[Leon]

Great group of finds TNT,,, WTG!!!
I just found my first IH for year last week.. It had been quite a while since I had seen any...
The year's not starting out too bad, considering it's been sort of crappy as far as the weather concerned...
Good luck, & Happy hunting~

 

[Burdie]

Like that toll bridge token. WTG Burdie

 

[lucky1777]

Great finds, if you happen to find an Indian head dated 1877 I dropped it and please return it.

 

[markgPA]

Hey TNT
I'll see you late this afternoon at the jobsite. I also went to the site where they've been taking the soil and the owners gave me permission to come back and hunt.
Its Looking good. Johny Mc found silver this morning there and other wheats.
Thanks for the posts on my ring find.
HH
Mark

 

[Mona Lisa]

Way to go, TNT. That indian looks like the ones I find....must be the PA soil. Neat token, too.

 

[Nana40]

Glad you got to hunt a bit TnT! I think my first Indian was a 1904.

Congrats on your finds.....great token too!

 

[Smartin]

TNT,

Great digs. I like the Indians. Great assortment of wheats also. Wish I had the time to check out all the sites I've seen lately. You ever find yourself driving down the road checking out potential sites ( old houses, old grove of trees, etc)? It's like looking for fish'n holes. They're everywhere you look!

Smartin