FLOOD
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One more try at the old ballfield I've been visiting this week. I've hit the outfield pretty hard, and after three days, I think I've cleaned out a good portion of what was there.
Today did not produce a US silver coin, but I did come up with some interesting finds. I came up with four more wheats: 36, 44, 45 and 52D. I also found a 1954 Government of India One Pice coin. That was my first ever India coin. Pretty cool looking. Rang up on the Legend like a quarter. I also came up with a GA Welcome & Son Transit token, which dates to the 40s-50s era. It's pretty beat up. Rang up on the Legend like a dime. Last item is possibly a silver stack/multi-hoop ring. It has some engraving on the inside that looks almost like it says MEXICMA and then illegible. Not sure about the lettering or the silver but I Google Lens'd it and saw some similar silver rings.
Dug a total of 36 coins in this field again, bringing the 3-day total to 179 coins from this baseball field. I was hoping for more silver coins, but happy with what I came back with today.
Today did not produce a US silver coin, but I did come up with some interesting finds. I came up with four more wheats: 36, 44, 45 and 52D. I also found a 1954 Government of India One Pice coin. That was my first ever India coin. Pretty cool looking. Rang up on the Legend like a quarter. I also came up with a GA Welcome & Son Transit token, which dates to the 40s-50s era. It's pretty beat up. Rang up on the Legend like a dime. Last item is possibly a silver stack/multi-hoop ring. It has some engraving on the inside that looks almost like it says MEXICMA and then illegible. Not sure about the lettering or the silver but I Google Lens'd it and saw some similar silver rings.
Dug a total of 36 coins in this field again, bringing the 3-day total to 179 coins from this baseball field. I was hoping for more silver coins, but happy with what I came back with today.
