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Found A 1829 Capped Bust Dime

E-Trac-Ohio

Well-known member
A few weeks ago I stopped to check out an old 1850's Church on my way home from an out of town trip. I wanted to get a feel for the place and return for a hunt in the near future.
I could see there was very little under brush in the woods so I could use a bigger coil - I decided that I when I came back I would hunt with my 10 x 12 S.E.F. coil for more depth and coverage.

As planned, when I got off of work last Friday morning - I grabbed a cup of coffee to go and drove straight to the church.
I was pretty sure that this old church had been hunted by many others in the past - so I decided to hunt off the beaten path - along the edge of the lawn near the woods and in the woods itself.
After hunting for about a hour I got a solid - ( FE 12 - CO 43) hit 6" to 7" down.
I thought it was a little odd that I was getting the same target I.D. numbers as newer copper cent down that deep - so I dug a wide plug to be safe.

Wow ... what a heart stopper ... a 183 year old Capped Bust Dime ! :jump:
 
Great find Mark! Congratulations to you. I was reading your profile a little...how did this compare with any finds you might've made with Mel???

Thanks for the picture.

NebTrac
 
outrageous find!
showin' 'full liberty" on the headband!
congrats!

(h.h!)
j.t.
 
Sweet find
 
WOW!! what a find, in great shape as well, congratulations!!!
 
Great looking coin. You got me beat by 5 years. I was lucky enough to find an 1834. If I can remember correctly, I think mine came in around 12 - 43 or 44 as well.
 
That is one beautiful coin! I have dreams about finding something that old...lol
 
Wow, How did you get it so clean? Idigid
 
All I did was rinse the dime under tap water with a little dish detergent.
This coin is actually darker than it looks in the photo's - my Daughter took the pic's inside and used a flash because it was getting dark outside.
 
outstanding my friend !!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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