Morning Micro Hunts

I get out for an hour most mornings. I've been hitting a park this week, although this AM I did hit a cellar hole which (surprisingly) wasn't too pounded. Found a button, buckle, and a copper in an hour.
The take,
Kennedy Half
KG Copper
Unicorn locket
2 1940 Kronur from Iceland (made into a pendant)
2 Mercs
A Rosie
A silver ring
Plated ring
Dog tag
...and a 1968 Lincoln with a bullet hole in his head. No comment.
Thanks!
PS I don't find many flat buttons with a curled edge on them. Anyone know about how old? (center bottom of group pic)

Your posts are always super interesting, Drew! Such a wide variety of old coins and relics. Finding a KG on a micro hunt is mind blowing to me. That would be a monumental find here in the Midwest. Your Indian Head doesn't even garner a mention. :lol:

A copper, old button and buckle, silver coins and jewelry, Kennedy Half!

Finds like that would put a on my face every time!

I think you should clean up that unicorn and wear it Drew. It would bring you good luck and derision. Boy those finds span the generations. Not sure on the rolled-edge button. Early 1800s is my guess. I have one or two. That fitty cent piece must have been a screamer!

Tony Two-Cent said:

Finding a KG on a micro hunt is mind blowing to me. That would be a monumental find here in the Midwest.

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Thank you, Sir! Yep, but I have to say, since taking up parks a few years ago I've learned so much about detecting. Good park hunters (like yourself) seem to have to put it all together. I'd rather dig some deep newer silver than a dateless, almost unidentifiable colonial. I have to confess, with my NOX I really thought I was digging a clad dime at 1 inch, which turned out to be the KG at 6 inches. That's the one thing I miss about my old trusty T2, it didn't ID much deeper than 6 inches but above 6 inches it was spot on! I knew I was digging a copper...which was exciting!

Lodge Scent said:

I think you should clean up that unicorn and wear it Drew. It would bring you good luck and derision. Boy those finds span the generations. Not sure on the rolled-edge button. Early 1800s is my guess. I have one or two. That fitty cent piece must have been a screamer!

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:lol: You know I usually have a feather on my detector for luck. When I find a hawk or turkey feather it goes on my detector, until it falls off. A few weeks ago I had a hummingbird feather somehow attached :lol: ...this along with my lucky oxshoe hanging off the back end (counter balance), and my green rag around my arm cuff....I'm a sight! Thanks, Bud!

Not certain why my reply ending up in Tony's quote :lol:

OxShoeDrew said:

Not certain why my reply ending up in Tony's quote :lol:

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I fixed it.

Tony Two-Cent said:

I fixed it.
Thank you!

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I did that one on purpose :lol:

Awesome finds and very interesting. Love the variety you can find out East.

Nice that you're getting out. A very interesting group of finds. The morning hunts seem to be the best as far as the weather goes. I think finding the cellar hole that hasn't been pounded to death in your neck of the woods is the find of the day.

Nice variety of finds Drew! Good to see you're getting out for a bit in the heat.