Mama "V" forked over a bracelet + more
Well TN folks, I haven't been finding too much this week, but I'm working on a few new spots.
This is what I've found this week at the plantation house during three of my lunch breaks. It actually snowed today a bit and I LOVED IT!
I've been detecting lately with less discrimination (set on "foil") and finding things in the plantation yard that I and others have passed right over before. An example is this 1898 "V" nickel I found in a spot next to the house that I personally have been over about 20 times. Same story with this old bracelet. I've been over that spot so many times before, but today I got an iffy signal and dug this beauty. Maybe the wet soil & cold weather helped too.
Last week you may recall in my posts that I had found 1902 & 1905 "V" nickels and was hoping to find on into the 1800's. Well today was finally that day. Not in great shape but still a nice readable date.
Here are my finds:
*1898 "V" nickel
*1909 Wheat (no "S" or VDB")![:-\](https://www.treasurenet.com/smilies/undecided.gif "Undecided :-\")
*1941 Jeff. nickel
*Old bracelet with black stones (onyx?)- Complete bracelet w/all stones in place.
*Two lantern pieces. One has a thumbwheel dated 1899.
*Silver plated fork, harmonica reeds, railroad sign reflector, brass buckle, lead shot.
Thanks for looking folks.
Stay warm,
MM
Well TN folks, I haven't been finding too much this week, but I'm working on a few new spots.
This is what I've found this week at the plantation house during three of my lunch breaks. It actually snowed today a bit and I LOVED IT!
I've been detecting lately with less discrimination (set on "foil") and finding things in the plantation yard that I and others have passed right over before. An example is this 1898 "V" nickel I found in a spot next to the house that I personally have been over about 20 times. Same story with this old bracelet. I've been over that spot so many times before, but today I got an iffy signal and dug this beauty. Maybe the wet soil & cold weather helped too.
Last week you may recall in my posts that I had found 1902 & 1905 "V" nickels and was hoping to find on into the 1800's. Well today was finally that day. Not in great shape but still a nice readable date.
Here are my finds:
*1898 "V" nickel
*1909 Wheat (no "S" or VDB")
*1941 Jeff. nickel
*Old bracelet with black stones (onyx?)- Complete bracelet w/all stones in place.
*Two lantern pieces. One has a thumbwheel dated 1899.
*Silver plated fork, harmonica reeds, railroad sign reflector, brass buckle, lead shot.
Thanks for looking folks.
Stay warm,
MM
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