Awesome new property hunt

[countrycody16]

Today i decided to hit one of my newest spots for about an hour. From what i know the house on the property was built in the early to mid 1800s. It was told it was used as a whinery roughly in the 1870s. Ive hunted this spot only 2 other times which was mostly digging pounds and pounds of trash and a few wheaties. Today i decided to work the front yard. First signal was wheaty. Then i dug half of an old play gun. Then i dug a small decoratory peice that im not to sure what it is. And i dug what i thought was a button but it is also a mystery peice to me. Then i started to swing back to the truck when i got a nice penny signal at around 6 inches deep. I popped out what i thought would be another wheaty. So i rubbed just a bit on the edge and i got a little excited when i saw feathers. I knew i had found my fourth indian head penny. I decided to wait till i got home to try to get a date. When i got home i ran some water over it and i about freaked out when i made out the date. It was 1882 my oldest coin so far.

 

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[diggy]

nice finds. its awsome when u can keep going back to a site and producing awsome finds. maybe theres a seated or a bust waiting for ya

 

[frogginfish]

Great finds!!

 

[63bkpkr]

cc16, congrats on the finds. The thing with all the holes in it reminds me of a type of filter and if it is about 1/16" thick then it kept the stuffing from blowing out of a mattress, old school type. The Indians are great, the only one I ever found I spent it right away on some gum, I suggest you keep yours......63bkpkr

 

[Gunrunner61]

Cool finds, Congrats on your Injun.............................HH

 

[countrycody16]

Thanks everyone. Im hoping to return to that spot next weekend and im bringing my buddy so we can cover more ground. Hopefully we will turn up some more great finds.

 

[MNcoinhunter]

Nice old relics and IH penny ... congrats !