Ok where do I start.....what a fabulous hunt.The day was great the weather was perfect. The very first thing found was by my hunting partner and he got a 1885 seated dime, that got us both jazzed up, believe me 
the dime was 2" deep, he almost didn't dig it because he just dug several aluminum pieces all around it at the same depth!
then 2 minutes later, I found the Indian penny, it was beside a large tree and maybe 3" deep, I couldn't believe how shallow these coins were. Then my second find I got a bouncy signal, it was pulltab, then penny back and forth. I said to myself I am digging who knows what it is, well 4" down I popped out this 18K ring, needless to say the happy dance was done again by me....
then to finish the day I got 2 wheats 1942, and 1944. My partner did not get anything else. We thanked the president of the historical society over and over for allowing us to hunt there and he told us we are welcome back again, since we can only hunt there when they are open and that is Sunday 2-4pm. You can bet your booty we will be back!!!!
[attachment 88784 S6300255.JPG] this is where we hunted, isn't this place awesome!
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here was my first coin, what a beauty! you can clearly read Liberty on the headband, this coin is awesome shape. I was doing the happy dance I finally broke into the 1800's!!!
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ok this was my 2nd find!!! first the IH penny, then a 18K ring!!! what a day. My mom told me this ring is extremely old and the outside is coated in copper??? does anyone know anything about the markings inside the ring?
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here was the first find of the day by my partner, 1885 Seated Dime, man that got him smiling!
the dime was 2" deep, he almost didn't dig it because he just dug several aluminum pieces all around it at the same depth!then 2 minutes later, I found the Indian penny, it was beside a large tree and maybe 3" deep, I couldn't believe how shallow these coins were. Then my second find I got a bouncy signal, it was pulltab, then penny back and forth. I said to myself I am digging who knows what it is, well 4" down I popped out this 18K ring, needless to say the happy dance was done again by me....
then to finish the day I got 2 wheats 1942, and 1944. My partner did not get anything else. We thanked the president of the historical society over and over for allowing us to hunt there and he told us we are welcome back again, since we can only hunt there when they are open and that is Sunday 2-4pm. You can bet your booty we will be back!!!!
[attachment 88784 S6300255.JPG] this is where we hunted, isn't this place awesome!
[attachment 88782 1890IndianHead.jpg]
here was my first coin, what a beauty! you can clearly read Liberty on the headband, this coin is awesome shape. I was doing the happy dance I finally broke into the 1800's!!!
[attachment 88783 18Kring.JPG]
ok this was my 2nd find!!! first the IH penny, then a 18K ring!!! what a day. My mom told me this ring is extremely old and the outside is coated in copper??? does anyone know anything about the markings inside the ring?
[attachment 88781 1885seateddime.jpg]
here was the first find of the day by my partner, 1885 Seated Dime, man that got him smiling!
The rings markings look old. Never heard of copper plated gold, but the other way around. Copper plated with gold was done a lot in the old days. The ring looks gold by the pic. Indians don't come much nicer than that! Great finds! 
