Best In-Situ Contest Entry

[JoshinMO]

We would like to see Your best In-Situ's from 2015 and this topic is an area for The photos. Just one photo from each artifact would be best for setting up The contest in January so there is plenty of time to get it situated. We will be using a poll for the contest's this time. There will be a Prize for Winner of this Contest, likely A New Overstreet Guide!

Here is a good example of what You're In-Situ might look like.

[2ndoldman]

Just for the heck of it here is my entry. This was my last find.

I know that the base is missing
So for those of you who need help with the identification. It is an 1861 US Seated quarter.

[2ndoldman]

I would like to meet the craftsman who developed the super fine graver.

[chase]

Well of course it was uncle sam

[Ron Kelley]

Sure the base metal is missing. It was made at a time when things were real.

[OBION]

How about a Buck Creek... in a creek

[OBION]

This one thought it was hidden!

[Reflector]

Very Nice!!

[CMD]

That one was hidden! Good eyes.

[Ron Kelley]

Why would anything that beautiful want to hide?

[chase]

Josh here ya go.

[gregszybala]

[chase]

We have a winner! Nice In-Situ Greg

[skrewkase]

Heres mine it was posted recently.2015 find.

[NativeMix]

My best :-D... wish I had the dancing monkey emoji for this one haha!

[Jmhansard]

Found this one November 13, 2015.......thanks to the rains in Texas!!!

[rixdafix]

Ya know, sometimes all you have to do is read a tutorial. Anyway, after learning how to properly insert a photo (thanks Roger) here's my best insitu from this summer. Gonna sit the contest out but still wanted to share again.

[lukecreekwalker]

White/Red Flint Ridge Ohio Kirk. Found in West Virginia

[rixdafix]

Man that is a beautiful point.

[NativeMix]

WOW!!!!

[lukecreekwalker]

Thanks Rix. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while haha

[Hoss]

Bump

[taxidermist01]

Does this count? I was looking for arrowheads when I found this earlier this summer.

[2ndoldman]

Is that a sharks tooth?

[taxidermist01]

Hello Bruce,
Yes that was a very large Megalodon Shark Tooth. It was broke at the tip. Deffinately not the prettiest one I have ever found but any time I find one of these I'll take it no matter how it looks.

[JoshinMO]

Although it is a great in-situ it isn't an artifact and that makes the photo unable to enter i believe. Sorry Bobby, but it is a very neat find though. Never found one myself.

[JoshinMO]

Tough question, I don't know. Congrats!