Big token day!

[Andy Nunez]

First, me and my hunting partner went to a huge field we have hunted for nearly 30 years. I broke out my rehabbed 1265X and found two buttons, plus some little bullets and a piece of a brass spike. So, we packed up, had a sandwich and headed over to a house built in 1863 in a small town. The yard was huge. I got the attached finds (the two buttons at the bottom of the button row were from the old site) and my partner got a 1901 Barber. I tried to use the Fisher, but the yard was full of stuff, so I broke out my Ace 350. The big cape button was the deepest, around 7 inches, the tokens around 4-6. Great day to be alive and hunting!

 

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[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on pulling all those keepers. Man there has been a rash of 2 cent coin finds lately. Are all those tokens for the same business?

 

[idahotokens]

Nice finds! Please consider posting pics of the tokens on TokenCatalog.com
John in the Great 208

 

[Carolina Tom]

Nice finds. Congrats on the 2 center!

 

[sutphin]

HEY ANDY NICE FINDS AND WELCOME TO TNET....

 

[Trezurehunter]

Great finds. I like those tokens.

 

[Andy Nunez]

I wanted to follow up and let you guys know that we went back to the same yard and I got another 10 cent token. I also got an Indian Head, but the folks with me really turned on. One got a King George Copper (no date), another got a large cent and somebody else got a walking liberty half. My big find that day was an art deco sterling ring. We still have not covered over 30% of the huntable area. The back section is uber-trashy because there was an auto repair shop in the back corner, but one member pulled out a silver Rosey from the trash, so it's there. Will try to post more photos. Thanks for all the likes, guys. It's good to be back in the saddle again.

 

[against the wind]

Nice hunt
Congrats

 

[46Wheat]

Nice to have a spot with all of that follow up potential

 

[CASPER-2]

 

[Andy Nunez]

About the tokens...They are indeed all from the same store, D. T. Simpson and Sons of Trappe, MD. They are thin brass of various denominations. The store was about three blocks from the house I found them at and from anecdotal info, it existed in the early-mid-1900s. Total silver so far has been 4 dimes (3 Rosey, 1 Merc), one quarter (Barber) and one Walker Half. Numerous wheaties and a couple of Indians, plus the two cent piece, one large cent and one British penny of mid-1700s vintage by the look of it. Will try to post photos when I get a chance of the latest finds. Thanks for all the encouragement. I have been field hunting for the last couple of years, so this yard has been a lot of fun.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Congratz on some great finds and what appears to have been a very fun day!

 

[Andy Nunez]

I am going back, but not too soon. Don't want to wear out my welcome. On the way over Saturday, I made two predictions. One, that there should be large cents because there was supposed to be a house on the property prior to 1860, and two, that the building of the current house was relatively wealthy and some of the tokens were up to a $1 face value, so I believed that there was a good possibility of a silver half. Sure enough, two large cents (one US and one British) and one Walker have been found so far. The only downside to my prophecy was that I didn't find them! I am taking more photos these days with the idea of doing a second book on Treasure Hunting.

 

[Trezurehunter]

Very nice. I like all those tokens.