Why I Dig Pennys

[TURNMASTER]

This is from my last couple outings. I hit a couple front yards and hit a few oldies. All Pennys. Never did hit silver, there was some (older) clad so I don't think anybody beat me to it.
That Injun is a real nice one, and yes I cleaned it.
The Wheats 59D, 30S, 28D, 17,17D, 11, and the best is a 1911S (semi key) and no I ain't going to clean it.

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HH
Jeff

 

[Aaron]

COOL! I love injuns!
Aaron

 

[DirtFlipper]

Looks like those would respond well to Magic Eraser (melamine foam). It's the Mr. Clean brand product that's the white sponge. Works really good for just dirt.

 

[Nick A]

This is why I dig penny signals...

 

[TURNMASTER]

No kidding Nick. I'd love to dig one of those.

 

[NealNoIN]

n/t

 

[CSA GHOST]

Nice coins guys. One day I was getting tired of digging wheat pennies (I'm an advanced relic hunter) so when I ID'd another signal as a penny, I turned to walk away. My own rule is never do that, so I turned around and dug it. It was a solid cast Confederate button. Never leave those signals your unsure about. If in doubt, dig!
Good hunting,
David

 

[Big Fang Coin Biter]

I once dug a shallow "penny" signal that turned out to be a two cent piece, a seated dime and two IH, down about six inches!!! That was an eye opener.
HH - BF