Went out to a new permission along the stage coach trail in stark county and after 6 hours and lots of iron relics I dug a capped bust 10 cent coin. The place was built in 1838 and served as a post office and rumored to be part of the underground railroad. Freshly tilled and only 4 inches deep. Flipped the coin out looked at the date 1820. It pays to do research lol
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Got busted in the field
- Thread starter Churchy78
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flinthunter
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Nice. That's one that is still on my bucket list.
Larry (IL)
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What a fantastic find and thanks for the story to go with it Matthew. I think the 1920 dimes were minted in New Orleans and there are two variations, a large O and a small o, the small o is worth more. Do you know which one you have?
