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Magic-one

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I went out looking for a place to hunt today and ran into a man that wanted to know what I was looking for. I ask him if he knew of the old park area I was looking for and he said no. We talked for a while and he said he would like for me to hunt his house, built in the 30s but the area is old. I said sure,... To make a long story short I only hunted about two hours tops and got all this stuff. Most of it was 3 inches or less. The Indian was half an inch! Wheats are in the teens and 20s, 1900 Indian, 1918D merc, and a 1896 Canadian dime. A few other relics also. The BIG gold ring I got last night at the local park. Came in a solid 48 and the Red 7.5 band was dominate. It is 14K. I put it next to the quarter for size. Cant wait to get back there and hunt more. Its about two acres.
Sorry so short but I have a hunting trip for tomorrow and got to get up early.
Thanks for looking!

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Awesome finds brother, congrats.

I am still looking for one of those Canadian dimes. :)

I love that one, it's in wicked shape. :hello2:

HH
 
Cool finds :icon_thumright: Good luck Sat.
 
Nice finds :icon_thumleft: be careful how you clean that Canada dime i just saw some late 1880,s and 1890,s dimes going for between 4500.00 and 5000.00 on e-bay and yours is in better shape then those i saw :headbang: Good hunt Dd60
 
Nice finds. The End With A Barrel of Money lid goes to a barrel shape bank.
 
nice finds...that's one thing I can say around here...not to many virgin spots left...
 
I was checking my Canadian Coin Book, Your 1896 Dime is the Large 6 Version. I think your coin could be in the $ 150 to 250.00 value range. May be worth to have it cleaned by I C C or one of the Top Coin Grading Companys. It may jump in price to around $ 500.00 when graded. Would like to see the Obverse..
 
The J. B. Miller Keyless Lock Co. had their plant in Kent, Ohio. The first patent number is probably 1825467 (filed 7/12/1929); the second patent number is probably 1929598 (filed 8/12/1931).
Don....
 
Nice Spot!!
Awesome Canadian Dime :headbang:
HH!!
 
i like that barrel of money lid. very cool find.
 
Nice silver. Love the relics. :icon_thumright:
 
Awesome finds :icon_thumright: Congratulations :icon_thumleft:
 

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