Todays hunt with my Nephew djm of PA

[jeff of pa]

Finally got around to going through all my finds today.

our search was 3 Private homes so sorry No Pics.

Gas Rebate from all 3 places which included a Lawn Mower Dime



totaled $2.09



Trash from all 3 was fairly light,
due to dry ground, I weighed each signal on worth before digging.




first Home

a $1.49 Pocket Spill helped my gas rebate above,

this odd Clay watsit I couldn't resist keeping



a 1945 Wheat



what's left of a 1968 Hot Wheels Gold Torero



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and all I know about this is it's called a Henry Disston, circa 1845 Medallion
and is the size of a quarter.



Cleaned




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second stop was half a double house that took us 10 minutes to cover
by wasting time found a Quarter & 3 Cents there

3rd. spot just Memorials and a quarter.

and the Star Rivet I posted in what is it

 

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[WHADIFIND]

Always interesting to see what comes out.

Boy! You sure get strange stuff in your pan when panning!

HH!

 

[RelicDude]

That saw nut is really cool hh

 

[jeff of pa]

That saw nut is really cool hh

thanks WHADIFIND & RelicDude

Relic_Dude I almost chucked it in for the trash pan picture,
and all of a sudden caught lettering out the corner of my eye.
what a relief ! now I wonder if I ever found one before

 

[RelicDude]

I collect antique tools and I have a Disston mitre saw with that same button. They just dont make steel like they used to.i believe your star rivet is an top from a cork top bottle. With the cork missing I find them in bottle dumps all the time.

 

[jeff of pa]

I collect antique tools and I have a Disston mitre saw with that same button. They just dont make steel like they used to.i believe your star rivet is an top from a cork top bottle. With the cork missing I find them in bottle dumps all the time.

Thanks again R_D

 

[texjim]

nice job..

 

[jeff of pa]

Thanks All ! also

the Clay Whatsit above ...
Now that it dried out, it is not Clay it is rotted wood

& I think I identified where it came from, now that I'm 99.9% sure where & When I dig it.
I guess I should have not been so picky at that spot.





the blade ay have been one of the overloads

 

[Wildcat1750]

Nice hunt and interesting to see how all of your IDs are falling into place!