Menu
What's new
Find's Treasure Forums

Welcome to Find's Treasure Forums, Guests!

You are viewing this forums as a guest which limits you to read only status.

Only registered members may post stories, questions, classifieds, reply to other posts, contact other members using built in messaging and use many other features found on these forums.

Why not register and join us today? It's free! (We don't share your email addresses with anyone.) We keep email addresses of our users to protect them and others from bad people posting things they shouldn't.

Click here to register!

Need Support Help?

Cannot log in?, click here to have new password emailed to you

Search results

  1. BigTony

    Big Honking Silver

    That’s an exciting find, good job!
  2. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    I understand now. I don’t see a shallow N or triangle trumpet on the E. Thanks for that printout from your book, it’s very interesting.
  3. BigTony

    Need to clean these Indian head cents a little more

    Thank you
  4. BigTony

    Finally, a breakout hunt!!

    You did well, with those keepers. Very cool digs
  5. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    I have never heard of the N variety. Here is a photo of the reverse. The obverse is smashed right on the last number of the date so mine is a guess of the last digit.
  6. BigTony

    Good day for me at two different spots

    Yeah, difference between the two is the age
  7. BigTony

    Good day for me at two different spots

    I was lucky enough to find an 1874 British half penny, but I could be wrong on the date. At another spot I found a 1939 wheat cent and a 1964 Washington quarter. Bad dirt at both spots but the moist soil helped me hear the coins.
  8. BigTony

    Good day today, I went to two different spots

    I was lucky enough to find a British half penny. The date looks like 1874 but I could be wrong. Also grab up a 1939 wheat cent and a 1964 Washington quarter. All coins were in bad ground and the moist soil helped me to hear the tones.
  9. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    They look great, I’ll try that soon
  10. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    PDH, yeah you’re right. I wasn’t getting silver tones so I went slow and listened for Indians.
  11. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    Thank you that’s a great idea. I’ll have to buy a box of pencils. Too funny only have pens
  12. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    No I don’t know about the N. The front is smashed by the date, so it could be a zero or the bottom of a six. Close up photo would be difficult to see it.
  13. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    Thank you, I understand that because of farm fertilizer. Some of the farm finds I get are really bad I toss them
  14. BigTony

    Civil war lead & a gag loop

    Those are cool finds, you did well,congratulations Tony NJ
  15. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    I cleaned them up and am able to see most of the dates, there are two 1864’s, one is 1870, one is 1883. Tony NJ
  16. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    No I haven’t use those. I been using a brass wire brush
  17. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    Thank you. So far it looks like two are 1864, two are 1870 and 1883. Still need more cleaning to make certain those are correct
  18. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    Thank you
  19. BigTony

    Need to clean these Indian head cents a little more

    I was able to heard deep quiet tones and that enabled me to land four Indian head cents. Also got a buffalo but it’s toasted too and falling apart.
  20. BigTony

    Need more cleaning on these Indian head cents

    I was able to hear deep quiet tones and landed four Indian head cents. One buffalo nickel that is top right of the photo.
Top