Nice V, holed IHP, flatties, largie, cream top

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Made it out this weekend with MetalHeadz and Steve in PA. Here are my weekend finds.

Cream top milk bottles are my favorite bottles to collect.
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First complete full sized whiskey bottle.
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Only silver of the weekend.
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One of my nicest Vs.
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Here’s the handful.
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FYI, the braided hair LC was my first surface find of an old coin, just under a leaf.
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Good luck out there!
 

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What a bunch of great finds! The cream top is too cool.
 

Nice handful Thad. I have found a couple KG coppers just under the leaves. I wonder if they just float on top of the ground or if they eroded out at some point. You came away with a couple nice bottles. That guy didn't dig much of a hole. I wonder if he quit because of the roots or if the stuff was too modern. There's more there if someone wants to put the work in.
 

I got the other cream top, it was barely visible and had to be dug out. I found a similar heart ring earlier this year. That's the best 1880s V I've ever seen dug from western PA.
 

Nice handful Thad. I have found a couple KG coppers just under the leaves. I wonder if they just float on top of the ground or if they eroded out at some point. You came away with a couple nice bottles. That guy didn't dig much of a hole. I wonder if he quit because of the roots or if the stuff was too modern. There's more there if someone wants to put the work in.

Thx. I thought the roundness under the leaf was for sure a modern quarter, was shocked that it was a 150+ year old coin on the surface. Yeah that bottle hole looks promising for 1800’s bottles.

I got the other cream top, it was barely visible and had to be dug out. I found a similar heart ring earlier this year. That's the best 1880s V I've ever seen dug from western PA.

Thx. Fun getting out with you guys and coming home with some history.
 

Great finds! I've never found any good coins on the surface but I really like hearing about it through other people! Congrats. I definitely wonder how it got to there. My theory is that frost pushed it up through expansion and contraction of the ground.
 

Those bottles are awesome I have a ring like that I found long ago good job glad your getting out Stay safe Tommy
 

Well done on the keepers! :icon_thumleft:
 

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