Silver Dime, 5 wheats, and 3 Chinese coins!!

[xzlr8n]

Fellow MD'ers,

Had 2 hours this afternoon to hunt with my friend Don at another friends house down in the Village of Owego. House is 1860-70's??. Need some rain here but was able to dig a few good targets. Best coin was my last pull a '59 Rosie, SILVER . Also, found 5 wheats - '36, '39, 2 '42's and a '48. Miscellaneous clad, nickles and pennies totaled $1.43.

The chinese coins are from another house up the street that I found in the yard after patching some wood floors in the home owner's house. Chinese coins are I believe, if the internet info I found is correct, are from Emperor Kao Tsung 1736-1795 reign probably minted after his death 1795 to 1799. Very neat finds for being from the other side of the planet.

Enjoy pics, good luck this week..

[angellionel]

Sweet finds! I do like those old Chinese coins. Nice!

[MNDigger]

Great looking hunts! Congrats on the silver and neat Chinese coins! Man those things must be spread all over the country from what I have seen posted by other detectorists from around the U.S.! Makes you wonder how they ended up in that yard.

[Epi-hunter]

Great coins, congrats on the silver! I love those Chinese coins. How did you ID them? I found one that looked similar last year but I have no idea what it is

[xzlr8n]

Here is the site where I found the info on the Chinese coins. Item # s-1464

http://www.calgarycoin.com/reference/china/chinaid.htm

[marchas45]

Great lookings finds and a great mixture of finds and in only 2 hours nice. thumbsup01

[Bentfork]

Nice take. Keep going!

[Krom]

A more likely raised question would be, How did they get there (them Chinese coins, I mean)?
Laundryman? Cook? Houseman?
That's where the fun enters... figuring out why they were even there in the first place.
I found a couple Chinese coins that were on the property of a big 1800's farm. It really makes one think, huh?
No matter what (or where)... congrats on some really cool digs, XZ! thumbsup01

[OkieDigger]

Nice finds!

[Dave]

Congrats on the silver and the chinese coins! Nice stuff!