Back to a Street Tearout - Seated, Barber, V, IH, etc

[milco]

I have been spending nearly a month hunting constantly at the park construction project here in town. I decided for a change of pace this afternoon and drove to a nearby town where there is a larger road project going on since March. I have not been there in nearly a month so I wasn't sure what to expect. I am very glad I made the trip and will probably go back sometime next week. I found these items and a whole big pile of clad.

68326
68327
68328
68329
68330

[Bucknut]

That's incredible! You have been having a crazy summer of detecting! What years are the Indians?

[OxShoeDrew]

Simply AMAZING, Darren!
WHY/HOW DO YOU ALWAYS FIND MARBLES???? :lol:
You are on a roll, I'd buy a lottery ticket!

[milco]

That's incredible! You have been having a crazy summer of detecting! What years are the Indians?

Thank you! I think one IH is 1868, the rest are all early 1900's.

[milco]

Simply AMAZING, Darren!
WHY/HOW DO YOU ALWAYS FIND MARBLES???? :lol:
You are on a roll, I'd buy a lottery ticket!

Thank you! I know, crazy on the marbles this year! The fact that the majority of the time I hunt tearouts, they are just there and I guess I just have an eye for them.

[Tony Two-Cent]

Not just any old seated but an 1853 with arrows! The 1868 Indian Head is a nice find too, as is the Barber Quarter! The conestoga bell cleaned up really well. I think they were often made from a high quality alloy.

:congrats:

[Bucknut]

Oh and congrats on your oldest silver too!

[Donnie B]

Nice Seated.

[wisconsin digger]

Man, you're certainly having a great month of hunting. Amazing as to all the old coins you have uncovered. Congrats. WD