What a night!

[PlzBSeated]

Didn't have high hopes when I headed out tonight, but that turned around pretty quickly. Must be a full moon.



This was trapped under a tree root. Glad I didn't give up on it. Michigan Central Railroad. Second such tag I've found. Other was found 45 miles away a decade ago.



Pretty sure it's a dog tax tag. Only thing that puzzles me is that it doesn't indicate a county.



These two rings were found separately. The large ring is marked 18K. Obviously that's not true as the copper has come through. The smaller ring is stamped 10K. It appears to be so, but it is a terribly thin band.



Lots of coins.



Couple oddball finds. Curious if anyone recognizes the logo on the top item. It appears to be a screw on lid.



And just for fun...because I don't find many of these, a large brass caster.

Today's finds...

1863 Indian head penny
1883 Indian head penny
1896 Indian head penny
1897 V-Nickel
1937 Silver Washington Quarter
1942-S Jefferson War Nickel
(11) Wheatback cents...1927, 1939, 1940, 1941-D, 1942, 1946-D, 1947-D, 1950, 1951-D, 1952-D, 1955-D
1914 Dog Tag
Michigan Central Railroad Tag
Gold plated copper wedding band
10K Gold ring
Marble (Marble King?)
Lead Bag Seal
Screw Cap w/logo
Large Brass Caster

PBS

 

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[Bucket Lister]

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Couple oddball finds. Curious if anyone recognizes the logo on the top item. It appears to be a screw on lid.

I find more companies with similar logos/trademarks than any I've ever seen before! 😲

I'm curious how you put threads in an octagon; may we please see the flipside?

Any clue what metal it is, and whether it appears old or more contemporary?

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

A fantastic bunch of finds - congrats !

 

[Silvermonkey]

You had yourself a super great hunt...Congrats!! Love all the interresting relics. Nice work on the IHP's and silvers too. A 1863 " fatty" would make my day.

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Didn't have high hopes when I headed out tonight, but that turned around pretty quickly. Must be a full moon.

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This was trapped under a tree root. Glad I didn't give up on it. Michigan Central Railroad. Second such tag I've found. Other was found 45 miles away a decade ago.

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Pretty sure it's a dog tax tag. Only thing that puzzles me is that it doesn't indicate a county.

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These two rings were found separately. The large ring is marked 18K. Obviously that's not true as the copper has come through. The smaller ring is stamped 10K. It appears to be so, but it is a terribly thin band.

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Lots of coins.

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Couple oddball finds. Curious if anyone recognizes the logo on the top item. It appears to be a screw on lid.

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And just for fun...because I don't find many of these, a large brass caster.

Today's finds...

1863 Indian head penny
1883 Indian head penny
1896 Indian head penny
1897 V-Nickel
1937 Silver Washington Quarter
1942-S Jefferson War Nickel
(11) Wheatback cents...1927, 1939, 1940, 1941-D, 1942, 1946-D, 1947-D, 1950, 1951-D, 1952-D, 1955-D
1914 Dog Tag
Michigan Central Railroad Tag
Gold plated copper wedding band
10K Gold ring
Marble (Marble King?)
Lead Bag Seal
Screw Cap w/logo
Large Brass Caster

PBS

love that assortment of saves and always like the gold. For some reason, the old dog tags really tickle me, they are some of my favorite finds, well done

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice finds PBS. I like those 2 tags. It looks to me like the one says C and Company, but I would have no idea what it stands for.

 

[PlzBSeated]

I find more companies with similar logos/trademarks than any I've ever seen before! 😲

I'm curious how you put threads in an octagon; may we please see the flipside?

Any clue what metal it is, and whether it appears old or more contemporary?

Per your request. Without filing on it, my guess is that it is brass.

PBS

 

[oldmxrat]

Man, that was an awesome hunt, congrats!