I got in a short hunt at the spot last night, and did pretty well. In addition to 7 wheats, a '43 Canadian penny, and a '52 nickel I dug a well worn 1917 S Merc and a '53 Rosie. I also pulled a nifty item that I'm sure is silver (it isn't marked and I haven't tested it yet). It reads 1st Sep. Co. N.G.N.Y. and has the name of the maker on the back. I'm assuming this has something to do with the National Guard of New York. There is a small hole on each corner as it it might have been sewed to something. I'm not really sure. Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks!