Got out a little today with some unseasonably warm weather, no complaints whatsoever. Went to my folks place again were I have found coins 1920s and newer. Had given up finding only 2 wheats by the yard and was heading to the pickup wich was parked by the granary and thought I would swing on my way. Picked up a smooth tone the number was 12-33 wasn't sure what it was but didn't think it would be much. Dug a shallow plug and out pops this beautiful indian head. I couldn't believe it it was only 2 maybe 3 inches! I thought I better look around a bit so I worked my way around and got a high tone with pretty shallow again and out pops the barber dime. Unreal im gonna have to go back over that spot some more! Thanks for looking!
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a few christmas keepers!
- Thread starter bentrac
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banditicey
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Great Surprises and Great Finds
We are having nice weather also.... If This Is Global Warming...Keep it Coming
We are having nice weather also.... If This Is Global Warming...Keep it Coming
E-Trac-Ohio
Well-known member
Great looking coins Ben !
I've had the same thing happen to me - I found a 1872 Indian cent that was only down 1/2 inch on a slope in the woods last month - the hillside was washed away from rain fall.
Found a 1818 Large Cent that was only down 3" along a section of old sidewalk last Summer. Lesson learned ... Old coins are usually deeper - but not all the time !
HH --- Mark
I've had the same thing happen to me - I found a 1872 Indian cent that was only down 1/2 inch on a slope in the woods last month - the hillside was washed away from rain fall.
Found a 1818 Large Cent that was only down 3" along a section of old sidewalk last Summer. Lesson learned ... Old coins are usually deeper - but not all the time !
HH --- Mark