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It has been a long time since I got the hunt for 8 hours....

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Foreverteachable

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but man it sure was nice to dig in the dirt and talk to people in the neighborhood that I was detecting. It was all so really nice to find my first Indian Head pennies in a while that were in great shape and I got to keep :) I detected with my Equinox 600 for a while and then switched over to my AT Pro with a small coil. The Minelab didn't miss much but it did miss the very unique pin. If anybody has any information on it it would be really cool. Thanks for looking and have a great day.
 
Another nice hunt!
 
Thanks Earthlypotluck! I may have to find another location though, I don't want to clean out the spots close to home because it's nice to have somewhere to go when I only have an hour or 2 to hunt :)
 
Nice finds cant find enough of those Indians!
 
Very nice finds, Foreverteachable! I pretty much have to visit NY to dig nice Indian Head cents like yours and that pin is a very neat find. I've never seen one like that. I hope that you can get an identification on that one. Best of luck and...

Happy Hunting!
Blind Squirrel
 
Thanks Mkus and Blindsquirrel. It sure has been nice to find some productive areas and some coins that are in good shape. The wild thing is that less than a thousand yards away in a different part of town the ground destroyed the other Indian heads.
 
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