Brendan M.
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- Apr 14, 2006
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- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hello Again!
I snuck out for a bit this afternoon and hit the same old multiple cellar hole spot I've been pounding lately (see threads http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,136986.msg970273.html#msg970273 and http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,135857.msg960738.html#msg960738). It was another satisfying day in what has been one of the best months I've had yet. (Aside from the poison ivy that hit me on the hands and wrists last week, courtesy of the very same spot. )
The highlight today was finding four Indian Heads in less than 20 minutes, and three of them were within a two-foot radius of one another. By far the best haul I've ever had with IHs. I ended up bagging an 1888, 1890, 1902 and 1905. Yes, as you'll see, I nicked the '88 with my shovel, but when you dig four, it doesn't hurt as much!
This spot also continues to give up oodles of fun relics. Here's what I found today:
My God, what a difference a good spot makes. Hope you enjoyed looking!
Cheers and HH,
Brendan
I snuck out for a bit this afternoon and hit the same old multiple cellar hole spot I've been pounding lately (see threads http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,136986.msg970273.html#msg970273 and http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,135857.msg960738.html#msg960738). It was another satisfying day in what has been one of the best months I've had yet. (Aside from the poison ivy that hit me on the hands and wrists last week, courtesy of the very same spot. )
The highlight today was finding four Indian Heads in less than 20 minutes, and three of them were within a two-foot radius of one another. By far the best haul I've ever had with IHs. I ended up bagging an 1888, 1890, 1902 and 1905. Yes, as you'll see, I nicked the '88 with my shovel, but when you dig four, it doesn't hurt as much!
This spot also continues to give up oodles of fun relics. Here's what I found today:
- Silver chain
- Brass/bronze enameled beetle pin (complete, and neat!)
- Lower torso of antique lead soldier
- Antique key
- Three spoons (that makes eight total for this site!), including one silver-plated teaspoon marked "Simeon L. & George H. Rogers Company A1" and "Pat. Sep. 8 14," also notice the rough, probably after-market "81" stamped on the handle of the big spoon on the right in the first pic)
- Nice intact blue-glass "Cantrell & Cochran" soda bottle (made in Ireland, baby!)
- Misc relics & whatsits, including an inkwell lid (second row, left side in the pic); numerous shotgun shells and bullet casings; yet another lantern piece; and more (see pic).
My God, what a difference a good spot makes. Hope you enjoyed looking!
Cheers and HH,
Brendan
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