Went back to the spot. My first nickel spill!

[Truth]

I went back to the spot I went yesterday and I found two wheat pennies one unidentifiable and one 1918, a sterling ring, a half of a soldier, a beautiful big marble and my first nickel spill 2 1927 Buffalos (my first two readable buffs)and a 1905 V nickel, of course they we underneath a million roots. I definitely learn to always check, recheck and check again with all metal because that’s exactly how it went down. Good day today.


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[SD51]

Truth, you are rocking lately, Congrats! Can you sprinkle some of your Good Luck Karma on those of us that could use it please?

 

[ecmo]

Pretty nice finds on the nickels and sterling, congratulations. Poor machine gunner must've took a direct hit.

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[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Nice score! I've only found one buff and never a V. Congrats!!

 

[Kurios1]

I don't recall ever digging a trio of old Nickels. Good on you mate. Very nice plug there! Silver rings are always a nice surprise. I don't think I have found one this year. Old lead toys are cool as are the eyeballed marbles. That's some wonderful therapy you had today buddy!

 

[Truth]

Truth, you are rocking lately, Congrats! Can you sprinkle some of your Good Luck Karma on those of us that could use it please?

No problem.... I hereby anoint all my fellow TNET’er good health and fortune. May the silver gods lay their silver under your coil.

It’s good to be the King lol


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[Truth]

I don't recall ever digging a trio of old Nickels. Good on you mate. Very nice plug there! Silver rings are always a nice surprise. I don't think I have found one this year. Old lead toys are cool as are the eyeballed marbles. That's some wonderful therapy you had today buddy!

Thanks Kurios1 I always appreciate your praise. Means a lot to me.


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[Truth]

Nice score! I've only found one buff and never a V. Congrats!!

I swear I see it in your future. pa-dirt it’s been very strange I’ve gotten more v nickels than Buffalo this year. Didn’t that Buffalo feel great!!!Practice your mid tones that’s where the nickels and the GOLD are. Always always keep swinging.


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[Truth]

Pretty nice finds on the nickels and sterling, congratulations. Poor machine gunner must've took a direct hit.

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Yeah but it didn’t stop him. Oohrah!!!!


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[against the wind]

Sweet hunt. Finding 2 early Buffalos with readable dates is quite rare. Always great to find silver but I think the Marble is the find of the day.

 

[scruggs]

You did great, congratulations on your nice finds!

 

[Argentium]

That's a great day out ! Silver , obsolete coins , Oh yeah !

 

[Truth]

Sweet hunt. Finding 2 early Buffalos with readable dates is quite rare. Always great to find silver but I think the Marble is the find of the day.

That’s was my favorite too


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[tubby767]

Congrats! I've never found a buff or a v nickel.

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[Truth]

Congrats! I've never found a buff or a v nickel.

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Any old parks are you?


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[trdking]

It is amazing how those nickels run to the tree roots to die. Found my first beefalo under a tree and a gazillion jeffies too. Always under the trees. I wonder if it is because nickels are heavier and tend to gravitate out of boys pockets while they were swinin by their knees from the trees?

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on the nickel trio, pretty silver ring and toy, all nice finds for sure

 

[JeffInMass]

Great day of finds- Congrats!!

-- Jeff --

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice job on the nickel spill. I always like to see the marbles also.

 

[Subterranean]

Congrats on some very cool finds. Your soldier appears to be a home-cast WW1 doughboy, prone machine gunner. I can't find him in any of my references, sorry, but he was probably from the 1920's-30's. Happy Hunting, Sub