Late April Finds - Park & Street Projects

[milco]

These finds are from the past couple of weeks from several sites. Back for more to a couple of spots.
Been getting lucky with eyeballing the marbles, dolls parts and buttons lately. The 1893 V Nickel was also an eyeball find.
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[Noah]

Definitely go back :thumbsup01:

[Bucknut]

You always do so well on the street tear outs!

[Tony Two-Cent]

What a wonderful variety of coins and relics! I've never eyeballed a V Nickel before. Very cool! I love the doll parts and marbles too.

:congrats:

[badgers325]

Nice work Milco. I almost hit the downtown street that is under construction, but decided to go elsewhere. Congrats on the finds! Doll parts are kind of creepy.

[Full Metal Digger]

I've never eyeballed a V Nickel before.

Tony, didn't you tell me once that you eyeballed a shield nickel while hunting arrowheads a longggg time ago?

[Full Metal Digger]

GREAT finds! I like the porcelain doll leg the best for some reason. Is that a ceramic bottle cap next to the lock? Looks like an H on it?

[Tony Two-Cent]

Tony, didn't you tell me once that you eyeballed a shield nickel while hunting arrowheads a longggg time ago?

Indeed I did! Out in the middle of a bean field in the country. I always wondered how that Shield Nickel got there. I still have it!

[wisconsin digger]

Congrats great batch of finds. I passed up a street tear out last weekend and your making me regret it. Nice recoveries WD

[milco]

GREAT finds! I like the porcelain doll leg the best for some reason. Is that a ceramic bottle cap next to the lock? Looks like an H on it?

Yes, E L Husting bottle stop, those are always good finds!

[aloldstuff]

King of the street tear outs. Nice group of keepers. Of course coins and marbles are at the top of my list. :thumbsup02:

[Digger Don]

Great bunch of finds! Since the lockdown, Iv'e been driving east everyday to go to work and thats about it. A couple of days ago i had to go downtown in our village and saw that most of the streets have been torn out and already had gravel on them. My town was established in 1835. Thats old for around here. I can only imagine what was laying there!!:crying01: