Not much but I'll take em..

[Jim C (Mich)]

found these yesterday. Does anyone know what the little gold dodads are? I have found these type of things individually and always assumed they were cufflinks. Check out how these two are connected on the back.
Man, I wish the 1922 didn't have a D on it. Its in pretty nice shape and woulda been worth some moola.

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Dan (Muskegon)]

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[Jim C (Mich)]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

<center> and just lots and lots of rain this yr.. about 10inches in 8 days just for july
puts a damper on things but hope to be on track in the fall
Fields are all planted also now

Been taking more pictures this yr also and busy around the old farm here
and had my 18yr old daughter move in with me
Had a lot to keep me to busy and still do

But got in more fishing this yr with the weather

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

<center> older cuff with scribe on it from mellon field and a pair still together jim
also the clay pipe pcs are a plenty and I have a lot more didnt wash still in buckets in the truck and the last coppers from this spring from there

got a few large cents but compared to everything from that field they were newer

got some decent coppers from there as well as the oak tree shilling

got some really cool finds tho and hit that place a LOT for sure but I dont give up
I will hunt it for yrs to come or till its off limits to me or I move

the coins are an irish james II farthing 1686
the 2 smoother are like William coppers
the larger is the KGII 1745

Got these where all the rosehead nails are in the field and they plowed it really good this yr so more to come I hope

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

<center> the one is scribed , the pair together is a bit newer

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

<center> the KG II is 1745, the smaller copper is James II 1686 and as close as can tell the other 2 have some ID of William III

Ray got a few coppers with me here also and I love this field being along the river it saw use for many many yrs and still does

Have more finds from there as well as coppers but here is a few

 

[Jim C (Mich)]

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[Dan MI]

Patrick and I spent the entire day jumping from lake to lake looking for the elusive gold rings and old coins. I managed a silver ring and a merc, Patrick got a pendant and some modern coins.

 

[Tony N (Michigan)]

Brian, you are so fortunate to live in an area that has such a rich history!

Those finds are really impressive!

Tony

 

[Jim C (Mich)]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

<center> yes I do agree tony
takes some looking but once you find the spot the finds can and will surprize ya for sure
this is also from the field