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Two different hunts Chris I found the larger one like yours but also the small but heavier one. Several seated dime were recovered there as well. Never was able to identify. Maybe someone here knows more.

Somewhere in the United States I had a 2 seated Saturday. My first seated quarter! Thanks to Don I found the barber dime when he invited me to checkout where he was vacuuming up a tribe of Indians! Check out Don’s post as he found a bunch of good stuff!

Considering what Don found, what I got on the same day hardly deserves posting but here it is. Indian are 1865, 1889 and 1894. The 1865 is toasted compared with the crisp sweet 1889. Soil conditions really make a difference! Congrats Don on a stellar hunt!

it was another beautiful Saturday morning and Digger Don and I went to another of our towns to do some door knocking. It’s been getting a little lean in the mid west. But you know we’ve got to get out! Well lucky me I was first on the board. After first pulling a zinc penny at 6-7 inches I...

Had the pleasure again to meet up with Digger Don. Had a slow start, but did get a skeleton key in a parkway! Love finding them. Anyway was back and forth with Don constantly trying to pull ahead of me! Finished off the day in an 1830s yard. We’ve passed the house before but always looked...

1884 10 Ore from Norway popped out of a former congressman‘s yard. Don ya always pick the best town, lol. Actually the town was beat long ago I think but fortunately they left this tiny sliver of the past. Thought I had play money or a trime. Anyway the Indian came from another town, two...

Well took a couple hours to myself today. Wasn’t sure what I could do with my dad in the hospital, couldn’t go far like usual Saturday’s. Oh and he’s ok now, so thankful for that! Anyhow saw a moving sale at a 1915 home nearby. Hmm.... Well started working the side yard and was pulling...

Another great day out with digger Don. Was pleased to finally get a chance to meet Tony two cent! Too bad he had to leave at noon but then again so should we have since our luck was only in the morning. Afternoon was a complete bust. Might have something to do with deciding to changing...

Very warm day out with Don. Did manage a shield nickel 1868, an Indian 1880, Eight Silver’s two of which are barber dimes. What a fun day!

Had a nice weekend hunt with Don and finally got seated! It’s only been two years since I got one, LOL. Here’s a picture of it along with my other finds. Someone smarter than I will have to fix the photos.

I’m terrible at up loading. maybe Mr. fix it could turn it right side up for me LOL :lolsign:

Had a nice Saturday hunt despite the rain as my amateur photography will show. A trifecta! Believe it or not this is only my second time. 🤠

Hello! Was just inspired to post a link to a FREE college course that panel discusses our wonderful WORLD history! Seems to have a leaning toward American history, but today I listened in on one involving the middle ages! Most of you here that I know don't do this for the money (obviously!)...

I’ve been told that this is a hunted out town. I thank you all for leaving a few keepers Lol! Yes, the melted Mercury dime counts!:hystericallaugh:

Key to the city or key to the jail! had a fantastic hunt with Digger Don and our new friend Chris from Wisconsin. First yard and I get my largest skeleton key. but no silver. had the pleasure of watching everyone else get silver but me. I did pull Rosie next-door but I’d rather have one...

Had an epic hunt today with Digger Don. Clean them up and post soon. Had to show that in was genuine dug finds lol! Wait for Don to post his silvers. Short day but WOW!

Computer crashed so had to do this on another computer. What a pain! But it's my oldest silver. :)

Wisconsin continues to be friendly. Locals say there is a person in town who hunts these houses, but I'm more than happy to clean up what is left behind. Don and Al did fairly well too, especially with the usual pockets full of Indians, lol. :yes: Fun day. Have to bring an appetite too for...

Mentioned finding a saber hook for the Knights Templar. This happened a couple years ago. Just thought I'd share a pic of it. Yard was full of Indians, about 15+, along with a couple barber dime, couple Washington, Merc, gold fill woman's pocket watch, signet gold ring, lead toy soldiers, toy...

Maybe not Indians galore for me, but it was for Don! I'll let him post that. But was a relatively good hunt for me in WI. Two Indians (1894 and 1865), 1938 Merc, 1916 Buffalo, remains of a silver ring, and some relics. I think I got musket balls! Wonderful weather and soil was free of trash...