Old yard gives up old coin spill!

[Jim D]

Last Friday evening (25th) I got permission to hunt a old yard, I found a no buff ,a 1942 merc, 6 wheatie,s ,and some clad, this evening I went back to hunt some more and my 1st signal was a 1952 Washington! then I found a few clad, then I got a 12-47 at 7"
I dug down and out came a SL quarter!(no date) still had signals and ended up with 4 old wheatie,s and a 1902 indian.
Thanks for looking. HH

 

[MangoAve]

Congrats on the finds. The SLQ seems to have a good amount of detail still left, just no date.

 

[Digger Don]

Looks like you had a great hunt. Some very nice coins there. Great job & Congrats

 

[BTV Digger]

Congrats on the nice variety of old coins. Also like the token. Appears to have enough writing on it to identify.

John

 

[giant056]

Awesome hunt you had there Jim, really nice bunch of coins :thumbsup02:

 

[Nesdore]

:wow: What a coin spill I love the standing liberty and also the Indian:happydance02:

 

[Cheap Thrills]

Congrats on a sweet hunt. I've been looking for an old yard like that for some time now . :thumbsup01:

 

[Skamaniac]

That was great hunt! I'm jealous.

 

[aloldstuff]

Gotta love old yards. Great finds, the SLQ's are always nice to find. Great coin spill, sure it put a smile on your face.

:congrats:

 

[del]

:wow: congrats on a sweet coinspill Jim them kind of days will spoil you

 

[don in ny]

Nice finds. Although you didn't have a picture of the reverse of the standing liberty quarter, it looks like a Type 1 from 1916-1917. Are there stars below the eagle on the reverse? If not, it's a type 1. If so, it's probably pre 1925 when they recessed the date. It looks like this is a spot you might want to go back to : )

 

[Jim D]

Don, On a type 1 Liberty's hair is flowing, type 2(what I found) her hair is kind of rolled in a bun. Also there are stars under the eagle. HH
I'm still going back.

 

[Timewarpdigger]

Congrats for what looks like a very successful hunt. Safe & HH

 

[Restoring Your Finds]

Very nice coin spill !!

 

[Tony Two-Cent]

Now that's the kind of coin spill that dreams are made of! :smitten:

SLQ is one of my favorite coins, it's always a thrill when one comes out of the soil. It's fascinating to see that Indian Heads were once circulating with Lincoln cents.

Congrats on the terrific finds! :clapping:

 

[leslie(nova scotia)]

Good haul and you just never know what another trip there will produce!

 

[wisconsin digger]

That's a heckuva coin spill. WD