floodplaindetector
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One Merc, Indian and a few of the wheats were found in a close town Friday afternoon as I went with my Wife and her friend who hit a thrift store and dropped me off at a park for a couple hours.
I woke up Sunday with nowhere planned to go so I just started grinding away on pretty close city parks.
Got a late start and I finally got some silver at the end of the day. The 1912 V and The 1900 Indian were in the same hole which made the day fun also.
One of the parks must have had old housing in it. The old bottle was right beside a deep mason jar lid I chased.
The cycle trailer (foot deep) is a 1967 Honda trailer made in Lesney, England. I looked for the cycle but could not find one.
The flared out handle spoon has to be old. I found it in 2 separate pieces and the other one was balled up.
The other Item says buckeye brass works, Dayton ohio. That company was known for steam whistles.
Indian head pennies are 1900, 1907.
Silver dimes are 1941,1944, 1946, 1960.
Nickels are 1912 plain, 1939, 1948.
13 Wheat pennies (1 not pictured) are back to 1914. Canadian penny is 1940.
I am unsure what the Seal of Service button is from.
NEL thunder was my coil again.
I woke up Sunday with nowhere planned to go so I just started grinding away on pretty close city parks.
Got a late start and I finally got some silver at the end of the day. The 1912 V and The 1900 Indian were in the same hole which made the day fun also.
One of the parks must have had old housing in it. The old bottle was right beside a deep mason jar lid I chased.
The cycle trailer (foot deep) is a 1967 Honda trailer made in Lesney, England. I looked for the cycle but could not find one.
The flared out handle spoon has to be old. I found it in 2 separate pieces and the other one was balled up.
The other Item says buckeye brass works, Dayton ohio. That company was known for steam whistles.
Indian head pennies are 1900, 1907.
Silver dimes are 1941,1944, 1946, 1960.
Nickels are 1912 plain, 1939, 1948.
13 Wheat pennies (1 not pictured) are back to 1914. Canadian penny is 1940.
I am unsure what the Seal of Service button is from.
NEL thunder was my coil again.
