1860 farm house still giving up some goodies

[Ohio Digger]

VIDEO:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ2hcKfaaJQ

I hit the old farm house where I have permission to hunt. They actually tore the house down over the winter so now it's just an empty lot. I've found Barber quarters and dimes, IH's, tons of awesome relics. Last year I even found 2 real nice Barber halves (in other videos on my YouTube channel - both live digs). I've pounded the property pretty hard so I wasn't expecting to find too much in the short time I had but I still ended up with some great keepers and some more cool relics. The problem now is since the home has been torn down the property owner isn't having the grass cut anymore so it's about a foot high. I was really hoping to get the 13" Ultimate over there to see what else I could pull up. I may have to wait til winter or keep watching to see if it gets mowed this year.

 

[Goldstrike]

Awesome finds and I really enjoyed your vid; clip. It's a great and exciting opportunity to detect anywhere that has age and history to it! When I have the chance to detect anywhere like where you have, I always hope I could come across that cache of old coins (preferably gold coins) lol. It sounds like it might be worth renting a ride on/along mower to get rid of the grass to allow you to get closer to the ground! .

 

[kaolinwasher]

that large cent is incredible,

 

[chuck ky]

if possible make sure you hunt where the house stood. unless it had a basement things could have fallen thru cracks in the floor. good luck

 

[bootyhoundpa]

Nice large cent... the parkers bottle I believe to be an ink bottle from earlry to mid 1900s...

 

[Ground_Hog_MD]

Nice finds... looks like your hunting a good spot ...

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Excellent finds !

 

[doninbrewster]

Just goes to show that most sites are never really hunted out. Sometimes it's just a matter of swing the loop from a different direction. Way to go on the finds.