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Farm field and fairground hunt......

TwoRivers

New member
Yesterday I hunted a farm field with my friend Andy, we made a few finds which were good. Andy found a large cent year 1823 and some buttons...As for myself I found a small button, a toasted 1800s five cent coin, another coin toasted - half penny? The best find I had was a colonial sterling silver spoon, the spoon part was not attached.

Today I hunted an old fairground in town which yielded 2 war nickels and one Rosie dime.........

Thanks for looking........John in Virginia
 
nice spoon handle - hennegen-bates started in Pittsburgh, moved to Baltimore, active 1874-1930.
 
DougF said:
nice spoon handle - hennegen-bates started in Pittsburgh, moved to Baltimore, active 1874-1930.


Thanks Doug for the information on the spoon.......enjoy your next hunt!..........

John in Va
 
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