I got out again today to hunt with my long time hunting buddy. I garnered permission at a house that kinda had special meaning to me. It was built in 1875.
When my folks moved to Ohio from Kentucky back in 50s they rented the second floor of this home.
Now I remember as a child going there a couple times.
My first visit there the owner who lived on the first floor told me about the house supposedly being haunted.
She showed me a picture of the stairway leading to the attic of what she said was a ghost.
After that I dreaded going there as it scared the sheeeet outta me a a lil kid.
Anyhow, I had asked for years to hunt it and always was told no. But, a year ago it sold and the new owner granted us permission today.
Granted I didn’t find anything spectacular but, there were coins everywhere. I ended my day there with a bunch of clad, a key the usual junk and 5 wheaties the oldest 1919.
When I dropped of my buddy at his home I was wiping of the quarters and lo and behold 1 wasn’t a quarter.
Turned out to be a 1939 Workds Fair NY token sponsored by Kendall Oil.
I had the best time just roaming around a place my folks lived in 70 years ago.
The owner granted us permission to come back anytime and I can’t wait.
My buddy found a bunch of coins as well.

Happy Hunting All

Good times, nice write up too.

Sounds like you guys had a blast, has to be some deep silver in that place, you guys just took off the top layer on your first trip.

that would scare the out of me too!!

My first visit there the owner who lived on the first floor told me about the house supposedly being haunted.
She showed me a picture of the stairway leading to the attic of what she said was a ghost.
After that I dreaded going there as it scared the sheeeet outta me a a lil kid

I agree with SL52, there has to be some deep silver hiding in there! Good luck on your future hunts!

That token would have made my day, Sweet save, congrats. World's Fair tokens are on the top of my bucket list. To date have only found one and that was back when I first started and it helped seal the deal as far as addiction is concerned. Good luck on your return.