Went to two private permissions on Saturday and Sunday for a few hours and both produced some unexpected finds,a1934 walker, 3 large cents and my first Canadian large cent, the one spot has produced 1700 plus silvers in the last year but somehow still holds the goods! the 1846 large cent is my favorite from this weekend,it came from about 8 inches under a pine tree and still has petrified grass clippings from way back that are fused to it that remained attached after a gentle washing so I hit it with spray polyurethane to keep it there...just thought that was so cool! gl&hh
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Had a pretty large weekend!
- Thread starter pghmole
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bootyhoundpa
Well-known member
Great hunt for sure....
C
calabash digger
Guest
you killed it!
CZconnoisseur
Active member
That Walker still has mint luster - what a find! 
The 1829 large cent may be a rarer small letters variety - the reverse side will tell the story. Either way, those are some dandy discoveries!
The 1829 large cent may be a rarer small letters variety - the reverse side will tell the story. Either way, those are some dandy discoveries!
