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Traveled out to an old Train depot! 1st Hunt! Found some goodies! hunt 108

olekyground

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Hey friends!

I got together with my cousin today for a little detecting at a old train depot he was telling me about. We started out very slow but about an hour into it I found a cool good luck token with the penny still in it! I have dug these before but not with the penny still attached. it was a 1946 wheat. Then a short walk further down I fould a cool horse shoe pendant with diamonds. But my best find is this awesome 1847 stamped rogers brothers silver fork. It is pretty heavy. I couldnt believe it when I cleaned it up and it read 1847! thats the oldest thing I have ever dug! I think its really neat. any how wish you guys the best next hunt! GOOD LUCK!! :icon_thumright:
 

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:icon_thumright: cool finds wtg , bet theres allot more there to find .
 
The lucky penny is nice, but that silver fork is nicer! EXCELLENT FIND! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:
 
Nice finds. Never found one of those token pennies. Thats really neat. Gotta love the fork too. 1847 was a long time ago.....great find.


Baldingboy
 
Looks like a ramrod channel in your last pic, tube like brass thingy.
Good job OLE

Hill
 
Tuberale said:
The lucky penny is nice, but that silver fork is nicer! EXCELLENT FIND! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:
The fork is silver plated ...not sterling silver. As far as the "1847" date , this is not necessarily the date the fork was made but is when the silver plating technique was developed...for further information , read this http://www.centennialantiques.com/1847Rogers.html
 

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