kenfen
09-03-2010, 01:18 PM
The park decided to do some capital improvements this year and one project was to tear up the walkway on one of the entrances and redo it. I knew that I'd find stuff because this is in the oldest section of the park that dates back to the 1820's. I named the site the Indian Village because I managed to find a few IH cents. My first find there was an 1849 Large Cent in decent shape. There was all kinds of stuff there, buttons, bullets and junk and one silver dime, a 1953 Rosie. The large cents were great. I had a great time hunting here, but I know that they took most of the great stuff to the dump with the rest of the dirt...oh well, I managed to save some stuff. I was just happy to be digging for more than state quarters for a change. lol Here's most of the stuff that I dug. This took me about 2 weeks of hunting to amass as they worked on the site and I hunted around them when they left.
English penny 1967
Large Cent No Date
Large Cent 1849
1943P War Nickel
1953 Rosie
8 IH pennies, one is an 1872 in decent shape
12 Wheat pennies ranging from 1920's to 40's
A coin that has been basically eaten by time
Center line: a chain (not sure what metal it is, but is not gold)
Right side:
Bullets, buttons and junk
One of the buttons is a Waterbury Federal service.
Matching cuff links or shirt studs, one with the the back still intact.
Regards, Ken
Here's the photo:
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a85/Kenfen/Underthesteps2010.jpg
English penny 1967
Large Cent No Date
Large Cent 1849
1943P War Nickel
1953 Rosie
8 IH pennies, one is an 1872 in decent shape
12 Wheat pennies ranging from 1920's to 40's
A coin that has been basically eaten by time
Center line: a chain (not sure what metal it is, but is not gold)
Right side:
Bullets, buttons and junk
One of the buttons is a Waterbury Federal service.
Matching cuff links or shirt studs, one with the the back still intact.
Regards, Ken
Here's the photo:
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a85/Kenfen/Underthesteps2010.jpg