Had a great day with my East Central Indiana Treasure Hunting buddies. We were hunting a huge field where oil rigs stood back in the mid-1800s. I got this cool looking silver plate piece right in the edge of the field. Do you think this is horse tack, a rosette? Could it be something a woman wore with a scarf? Everything else took a lot more walking. The highlight was the 1894 O quarter. I also dug that terrible looking Indian. Wondering if there were counterfeit Indians around. This thing is so thin and seems to have low places in the surface like it was poured. It is really in such bad shape it may be hard to tell what it is.
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Great Day at a Club Hunt
- Thread starter cometguy
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beepsilver
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Nice "gray" silver! When you see the gray, and you know it's not because of fertilizer, it's usually old!
