Got sidetracked while going to the river.

[John 'n' W.Va]

I saw where they tore down this house. They had dug out some of the front yard with the cats of the dozer. It dropped off steeply to the back yard where they were still working. The foundation was cut stone that looked like block. I thought I would see how long it would take them to tell me to leave. They left in about an hour. I was there 1 1/2 hours and was hoping for silver. I thought I had silver when this heart hit on 25 cent. Just silver plated copper. I have no idea what the thing on the left is. It is treaded on the bottom inside.


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Only two wheat's, 1917 and 1942-s.

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[cwilk]

Looks like a piece of a screwdriver to me. Man there is a lot of live ammo laying around!

My day was real so so. I did find a big coins spill of 7 quarters that hadn't worked it's way into the ground. 102 coins for $11.57 and no goodies in a bit over 4 hours. Still had fun as always and it was a beautiful day. Lots of spectators too.

Always like looking at your digs.

Chris

 

[Nick A]

That thing on the left is an old valve stem cover for a car tire. Nice finds, gotta take those opportunities when they arise.

 

[John 'n' W.Va]

n/t

 

[Leslie(nova scotia)]

From the land of the Bluenose.....got to love those spills. Nice outing sir!