Only got six cents today! :thumbup:

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

I got an invite to hunt with my buddy Neal in Indiana, and my friend Robin who I have not hunted with in several years. We hit several plowed farm fields where Neal and Robin have found many good finds over the years. My six cents included two wheats 1932D and 1928D, two Indians 1903, and 1880, and a nice 1867 two cent piece! I will take that six cents any day! My first dig of the day was a nice thimble that is not smashed. I also got a nice suspender buckle that has a Pat date of 1871/ 1874. Also many other relics including some non metal ones. Had a great time with tow friends.
Robin got an 1876 seated dime, a 1900 IH, and a wheat not in pic.
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Neal did great as he always does. two large cents, 3 indians, a buffalo nickel, a 2 cent piece, a seated dime, and a neat 1938 foriegn coin.
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Relics
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Non metal relics
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six cents
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2 cents
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[SeniorSeeker]

Unbelievable! Then Again ... It's Not. There's A Sellect Few of You That Are ... Well ... Unbelievable. Wonderful Finds Mike.

 

[Anonymous]

Great finds in those old fields plus lots of patience to keep swinging until a beep is heard! That 6 cents is worth hunting for! May God Bless! Amen! Ma Betty

 

[7centsworth]

That is the best six cents worth I have ever seen.

 

[Mike Chgo area]

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[BARKER]

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