2 seated, token, and a V nickel

[CarsonChris]

Through some research I believe I found where my great great grandparents house stood in the 1880's. This location is only accessible due to drought. Their home stood at the intersection of 2 wagon roads. I went with 2 friends and we had a good day.
My first find of the day was an 1851 seated dime. The dime was at the surface in a thick iron site. I believe the former location of a barn.
My friend Keith was working around some tree stumps nearby and he started finding tokens. I worked my way over and found my second find of the day, a trade token. After filling in my hole I swing my coil back over the hole and about a foot away get a solid twelve signal. Dig and out pops the 2nd V nickel I've ever found. 1899.
We continue searching the area and get a few hundred feet away and I get a screaming signal. Scratch down and uncover my first love token. A formerly 1864 dime.

 

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[pepperj]

Very nice hunt. Well done on the silver!
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[Florida Finder]

View attachment 1985757View attachment 1985758View attachment 1985755View attachment 1985733Through some research I believe I found where my great great grandparents house stood in the 1880's. This location is only accessible due to drought. Their home stood at the intersection of 2 wagon roads. I went with 2 friends and we had a good day.
My first find of the day was an 1851 seated dime. The dime was at the surface in a thick iron site. I believe the former location of a barn.
My friend Keith was working around some tree stumps nearby and he started finding tokens. I worked my way over and found my second find of the day, a trade token. After filling in my hole I swing my coil back over the hole and about a foot away get a solid twelve signal. Dig and out pops the 2nd V nickel I've ever found. 1899.
We continue searching the area and get a few hundred feet away and I get a screaming signal. Scratch down and uncover my first love token. A formerly 1864 dime.

Those are awesome finds. Especially personal around your family’s old homestead!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Congrats on the excellent finds !

 

[Digger RJ]

View attachment 1985757View attachment 1985758View attachment 1985755View attachment 1985733Through some research I believe I found where my great great grandparents house stood in the 1880's. This location is only accessible due to drought. Their home stood at the intersection of 2 wagon roads. I went with 2 friends and we had a good day.
My first find of the day was an 1851 seated dime. The dime was at the surface in a thick iron site. I believe the former location of a barn.
My friend Keith was working around some tree stumps nearby and he started finding tokens. I worked my way over and found my second find of the day, a trade token. After filling in my hole I swing my coil back over the hole and about a foot away get a solid twelve signal. Dig and out pops the 2nd V nickel I've ever found. 1899.
We continue searching the area and get a few hundred feet away and I get a screaming signal. Scratch down and uncover my first love token. A formerly 1864 dime.

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[mikefromIllinois]

Congrats on the finds. Really like the love token.

 

[Almy]

Your great great grandparents likely held those coins and had them in their pockets. What great family relics!

 

[Garypederson]

Those are awesome finds. Especially personal around your family’s old homestead!

Flying to Florida Nov 28 for a week in Sarasota. Would like to cohunt with any local detectorist. Suggestions on how to find a local appreciated. Mr G

 

[Trezurehunter]

Very nice.