Old homeplace Warren county Ga nothing left but old bricks and plow blades and hoes. Lots of relics and finally a 1886 Indian Head penny last week. Been over this small patch last few months and got a deep signal 52 on the Legend. After digging through and around bricks and probably old foundation stone this popped out. Thought it was gonna be neat and after putting in my hand. A few hours soaking in vinegar salt bath and little too brushing my first large cent. Long way to travel from Philly. I know not alot of value but this gets the heart to jumping.
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In The Old Bricks
- Thread starter dank1296
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still looking 52
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Rare find for sure, 1852 is getting back there.
Still on my bucket list.
Still on my bucket list.
Odanscoils
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Awesome
....did you by chance ask the hoe's where old coins my have dropped...
just kidding... terrible joke but I couldn't resist it.(sorry)Wild Willy
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Congrats from Jenkins Co. Georgia.
