Weekend Hunt.. Another Lonely Indian, Some Silver & a Token

Digger Don

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I went out Saturday Morning with my nephew, Ground Breaker Jay to a local school for about an hour. I didn't expect to find any Silver, but it was too early to start door knocking. I was surprised to dig a 1964 Rosie. Hey, it counts. A little later in the day I got permission at another house in my town. I dug a 1927 Merc, a few wheats & a pretty cool Buggy Token from Indianapolis, In. According to Google, it's from 1896.
Sunday morning, Digger Al wanted to hit a couple of towns an hour and a half away from home. Targets were hard to come by all day long. we hit one park & 4 houses without a lot of luck. At one house, I dug a 1929 Merc in very decent shape. At the park , I dug a crusty 1881 Indian. Together, we dug 14 wheats, 4 old oil lantern tops and the normal stuff.
All in All, another Fine day detecting with my Son.
 

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Nice finds Don. The buggy token is awesome! First one of those I have seen. Also, quit scratching your finds with the digger! :pirate: Just kidding, we all do it.
 
I would take a hunt like that any day! :yes:

Two Mercs, and older Indian Head, and a really cool buggy token! I like that buggy token a lot! Even the buggy on it looks old! Awesome find!

:congrats:
 
Nice finds Don. The buggy token is awesome! First one of those I have seen. Also, quit scratching your finds with the digger! :pirate: Just kidding, we all do it.
I know, The more careful I am, the more I scratch. Although I haven't scratched a Barber Quarter yet. :lolsign:
By the way, the token is Copper.
 
Great hunting with the family, you start that "club" yet? That buggy token is the coolest find of the day.

:congrats:on all your keepers and for the family time spent together.
 
Nice finds Don. The buggy token is awesome! First one of those I have seen. Also, quit scratching your finds with the digger! :pirate: Just kidding, we all do it.
OMG, I must have been tired last night. I thought you were talking about the scratch on the token. I just noticed this morning that I nailed the Merc also. OOPS
 
Hmm. I didn't even notice the buggy token had a scratch until I read further down comments. My problem Is that I dig too small of a plug. It tends to be a 4-6" plug I cut. And it's just because It so happens I follow the curve of what the trowel gives. I should force myself to cut bigger holes. I guess with the first production vehicle being in 1903 that it would make sense the token from 1896. I knew Ford did make a car that year but everyone still had the buggy's then. Great find.
 
Great hunts Don that 29 Merc looks like it has very sharp detail congrats and that token is awesome and the Indian is crusty but l'd take it :clapping:it's always a good day when you can spend it with family HH
 

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