Today's Finds 3-30-2024

[sibbley]

Went to my 1900 permission in the city today. The house was built sometime between 1898 and 1900. Even a small yard can take time when loaded with iron. The house burned at one time and much of the burned portion must have been laid in the yard during re-construction. Tons of nails. My workhorse today was the ORX with the 9.5 elliptical coil.

Last trip to this permission produced a silver Indian chief head ring and a 1950's newspaper photo plate. This trip produced a sterling silver Coro ring and my first ever war time coin, a 1945 P Nickel. Also found a Charms play coin and a one cent piece from the Bahamas. It's funny, when I first went to this permission last year, I had hopes of finding earlier coinage (early 1900's). But this permission has dashed those hopes in favor of some crazy interesting pieces.

All in all, a good day.

All the finds...

Coro ring, based on the thick script I believe it's 1940's.

War Nickel...

Play Coin...

One Cent: Bahamas

Thanks for looking...

 

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[sibbley]

WorthPoint has similar rings stating they are 1970's "Mood" rings. I'll have to see if it still works.

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Went to my 1900 permission in the city today. The house was built sometime between 1898 and 1900. Even a small yard can take time when loaded with iron. The house burned at one time and much of the burned portion must have been laid in the yard during re-construction. Tons of nails. My workhorse today was the ORX with the 9.5 elliptical coil.

Last trip to this permission produced a silver Indian chief head ring and a 1950's newspaper photo plate. This trip produced a sterling silver Coro ring and my first ever war time coin, a 1945 P Nickel. Also found a Charms play coin and a one cent piece from the Bahamas. It's funny, when I first went to this permission last year, I had hopes of finding earlier coinage (early 1900's). But this permission has dashed those hopes in favor of some crazy interesting pieces.

All in all, a good day.

All the finds...
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Coro ring, based on the thick script I believe it's 1940's.
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War Nickel...
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Play Coin...
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One Cent: Bahamas

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Thanks for looking...

cool assortment of finds, love the war nickel and the ring

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

You did well - congrats on the great finds !

 

[Digger RJ]

Went to my 1900 permission in the city today. The house was built sometime between 1898 and 1900. Even a small yard can take time when loaded with iron. The house burned at one time and much of the burned portion must have been laid in the yard during re-construction. Tons of nails. My workhorse today was the ORX with the 9.5 elliptical coil.

Last trip to this permission produced a silver Indian chief head ring and a 1950's newspaper photo plate. This trip produced a sterling silver Coro ring and my first ever war time coin, a 1945 P Nickel. Also found a Charms play coin and a one cent piece from the Bahamas. It's funny, when I first went to this permission last year, I had hopes of finding earlier coinage (early 1900's). But this permission has dashed those hopes in favor of some crazy interesting pieces.

All in all, a good day.

All the finds...
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Coro ring, based on the thick script I believe it's 1940's.
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War Nickel...
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Play Coin...
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One Cent: Bahamas

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Thanks for looking...

Very Nice!!!! Congrats!!!