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    A Black Friday Door knocking Hunt

    I got out today for most of the day. Another tough outing, but I did manage a few good finds.
    The first house I hit I dug a 1956 Rosie The next couple of house only produced a few wheats.
    The next house was a little better. I dug an 1892 Indian, a sterling Spider ring and a thimble.
    The last house of the day was an old farm house. No coins, but i did dig an unusual pair of scissors and an old flat button.
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    STER? I think that's the first STERLING stamp that style that I've seen. Different.
    Nice run for this time of year!
    Congrats!
    Way to get out there. It won't be long now, and we wont be able to get out at all.
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    Those scissors definitely are unique. Nice finds keep pounding those Indians. I agree with Ill Digger, any hunts now are good hunts. Hope to get out today and tomorrow. Nice finds. WD
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    Quote Originally Posted by wisconsin digger View Post
    Those scissors definitely are unique. Nice finds keep pounding those Indians. I agree with Ill Digger, any hunts now are good hunts. Hope to get out today and tomorrow. Nice finds. WD
    Good luck today. Alec and I are heading up to Wisconsin today for some hunting. Maybe we'll run into you.
    Stay Warm, Don
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    I think that the scissors might be a candle snuffer. Like that spider ring also.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aloldstuff View Post
    I think that the scissors might be a candle snuffer. Like that spider ring also.
    Nice ID on the scissors Al!
    I never even heard of snuffing scissors.

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    Congrats Don. You always seem to pull at least one nice Indian on your hunts. Flat button back mark is interesting as well. Anything on the front?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BTV Digger View Post
    Congrats Don. You always seem to pull at least one nice Indian on your hunts. Flat button back mark is interesting as well. Anything on the front?

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    Those area all really good finds Don. The spider ring is certainly unique! I'm glad you were able to get out. This time of year is always dicey. Best wishes and HH, Dave.
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    Congrats on a nice hunt Don. I really like the spider ring.
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    Nice finds. Weird on the Ster stamp. I cannot make out the top word on that button. And using what I think I see, doesn't yield any results. Looks like it says '_AEDICKE BERLIN'. Haedicke is a door company.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MangoAve View Post
    Nice finds. Weird on the Ster stamp. I cannot make out the top word on that button. And using what I think I see, doesn't yield any results. Looks like it says '_AEDICKE BERLIN'. Headicke is a door company.
    I believe it says Saedicke.
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    Dun gud youz and that 925er is a treat. Good luck on your next hunt...be safe!
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