Torn down house premission hunt

[Rookster]

Got premission to hunt where a house was right behind an 1864 mansion that I have already got premission to detect. The owner of the mansion bought this house and demolished it so "Have Deus will hunt".
Top row- 4 Lincoln's and a marble.
2nd row- 3 clad dimes, 3 bullets, one junk.
3rd row- 3 clad quarters, silver ear ring I think, ROTC Badge.
4th row- 1952 Wheat, 1902 IHP IN GOOD shape, necklace and a looks to be hammered coin neck piece.Thats a strange one.

Iron and other targets

sorry for the upside down pics

 

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[Professor of Engineering]

Nice finds, congratulations!

 

[A2coins]

Looks like you did great are you gonna go back a few more times

 

[Hawks88]

Congrats on the permission and congrats on the finds. Nice job.

 

[dirtlooter]

always love the cool stuff we find like these, you never know what you will find like the badge, very cool. IH pennies are always awesome finds. the pics, it happens.

 

[bearbqd]

Good stuff, I love finding them Indians, especially in nice shape. I haven’t dug one in awhile now.

 

[Nick79]

Nice finds, that Indian head is in great shape. The hammered coin is cool too!

 

[digger460]

Nice assortment! Looks like you have a site that hasn't had fill laid all over. Good Luck on your future hunts!

 

[Rookster]

Yes, the owner of the mansion is a realtor and owns over half that block now. He's the one that I've gotten premission from. Thanks for looking.

 

[Rookster]

The mansion I'm speaking about is not lived in. The realtor bought it because the family that owned it wasn't having luck selling it. It's 5 stories high. So the realtor bought it and is restoring it to put on a historian tour. My realtor actually lives in a different 1800's home down the street. I have gotten premission to do some recovery at his home just 3 weeks ago. It had it's own brick factory on site. Needless to say this is a neat premission. Thanks for the like and good luck.