Banner weekend at my new “old” homestead

[neodetectorist]

Too many items found to list individually so I took an overhead picture.
Oldest coin is a 1838 Matron, newest is a 1923 wheat.
Strange that none of the wheats have a mint mark. All Philadelphia.
These finds definitely tell a story of the family that lived there.
Over the moon with these finds.
Zoom in for more detail.

 

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[neodetectorist]

Nice finds! Great labeling! I liked the dreidel. I wonder what the face of the buttons look like?

Thank You.
There is no fancy on the button fronts. The tombac ( 2nd button from the left) is very shiny. The others may have been gilted.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

That put n take dreidel is super!

 

[NevadaDave]

Too many items found to list individually so I took an overhead picture.
Oldest coin is a 1838 Matron, newest is a 1923 wheat.
Strange that none of the wheats have a mint mark. All Philadelphia.
These finds definitely tell a story of the family that lived there.
Over the moon with these finds.
Zoom in for more detail.

Great haul! Lots of work.

 

[neodetectorist]

That put n take dreidel is super!

Thank You, probably my best find of the hunt. I love the personal items.

 

[Bill Farmer]

Too many items found to list individually so I took an overhead picture.
Oldest coin is a 1838 Matron, newest is a 1923 wheat.
Strange that none of the wheats have a mint mark. All Philadelphia.
These finds definitely tell a story of the family that lived there.
Over the moon with these finds.
Zoom in for more detail.

So many items. So, which is your favorite?

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice batch of coins.

 

[neodetectorist]

So many items. So, which is your favorite?

I would have to say the 6-sided dreidel. It seems so personal.

 

[JohnnyMac]

Too many items found to list individually so I took an overhead picture.
Oldest coin is a 1838 Matron, newest is a 1923 wheat.
Strange that none of the wheats have a mint mark. All Philadelphia.
These finds definitely tell a story of the family that lived there.
Over the moon with these finds.
Zoom in for more detail.

Awesome day of digging!!