Nana40
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For all my northern friends, I have great news! NO shotgun shells OR horseshoes to look at today! 
The weather last week was perfect. Lower 80's sunshine and a gentle breeze. We went to our usual hunted out spot and eeked out a couple of finds. Not much, but better than nothing.
Got a neat bottle, 1910 wheat, 1918 merc and a 1898 Injun, miners tag, hem weight and a neat sort of clip. Of course there was the usual bucket of junque not pictured.
Yesterday we hit a site that was an old coal mining town back in the day. Not much there now, a few folks hanging on but for the most part a sad sight to see. The majority of the houses were pushed over and removed in the last couple of years and hunting there can be a bit frustrating sorting through.
We hunted around four hours and dug tons of junque! I had to hurry home, get changed and go and hear Dakota singing his Christmas songs, then out for dinner and ice cream. Dragged back in around 9 pm and start sorting through all the stuff I had emptied into a bowl of water for a soak while I was gone. Charlie must have felt sorry for me cause next thing I knew here he comes with an early birthday present!
No more worn out toothbrushes for me!
This first thing was pretty neat. I didn't have a clue what it was, but PBK did! Thanks!
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,124339.0.html
Got two silvers, 1946 rosie and a 1934 merc, two tax tokens and a neat Woodmen of the World token
a bit of change, a couple of keys, a neat little bell that has an advertisement for pine tar cough medicine
A neat key for I guess, an old gas furnace?, three miners tags AND......my favorite find of the day....a token!
I hope to find more about it. Lisa's Dad has a token book, so maybe he can find some info on it. Almost forgot....found one bullet!
Hope to go back tomorrow and see what we can dig up!
Find somethin' good!
Nana
The weather last week was perfect. Lower 80's sunshine and a gentle breeze. We went to our usual hunted out spot and eeked out a couple of finds. Not much, but better than nothing.
Got a neat bottle, 1910 wheat, 1918 merc and a 1898 Injun, miners tag, hem weight and a neat sort of clip. Of course there was the usual bucket of junque not pictured.
Yesterday we hit a site that was an old coal mining town back in the day. Not much there now, a few folks hanging on but for the most part a sad sight to see. The majority of the houses were pushed over and removed in the last couple of years and hunting there can be a bit frustrating sorting through.
We hunted around four hours and dug tons of junque! I had to hurry home, get changed and go and hear Dakota singing his Christmas songs, then out for dinner and ice cream. Dragged back in around 9 pm and start sorting through all the stuff I had emptied into a bowl of water for a soak while I was gone. Charlie must have felt sorry for me cause next thing I knew here he comes with an early birthday present!
No more worn out toothbrushes for me!
This first thing was pretty neat. I didn't have a clue what it was, but PBK did!
Thanks!
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,124339.0.html
Got two silvers, 1946 rosie and a 1934 merc, two tax tokens and a neat Woodmen of the World token
a bit of change, a couple of keys, a neat little bell that has an advertisement for pine tar cough medicine
A neat key for I guess, an old gas furnace?, three miners tags AND......my favorite find of the day....a token!
I hope to find more about it. Lisa's Dad has a token book, so maybe he can find some info on it. Almost forgot....found one bullet!
Hope to go back tomorrow and see what we can dig up!
Find somethin' good!
Nana
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. Alright keep digging for me!
