Large copper & relics

[coop]

Detected and old house sight in the pouring rain today.Its a spot Ive hit pretty hard before but its loaded with iron so I new there would be more there. So im going along with the little coil moving real slow around an area I kinda stayed away from before because of poison Ivy! well I get a good signal dig down and get a large cent and then right after that an eagle button. So now I decided to stick my coil right in the poison Ivy!! Sure enough a nice loud large cent - quarter signal so I decide to take my chances Turned out to be just a piece of junk copper and now I itch all over crying01 Oh well guess its not the dumbest thing Ive ever done lol Thanks for looking HH

[aloldstuff]

Ahhhh...the sacrifices that we make in the pursuit of keepers. Great hunt and stop itching, you'll spread it.

[del]

great looking &quot:beerbuddy:raided Hair Coop and the eagle button cleaned up well , congrats

[SeabeeRon]

Man, I admire your dedication!! :clapping:

[Spike]

That LC is in nice shape thumbsup01 is it just me or dose that year 1845 seem to hold up better I have a couple of them and they are in good shape too :dontknow: I love them buttons thumbsup01

[coinnut]

Hey, Nice '45 copper. Held up real well. Congrats too, on the poison ivy...that will teach you lol Good looking eagle button :drool: . Not a lot of finds, but some nice ones for sure thumbsup01

[wingmaster]

Very nice looking LC, congrats.

[RobW]

You're killing it this year! |:confused:)

[russellt]

fabulous . any day you dig all tha great stuff is a good day

[coop]

That LC is in nice shape thumbsup01 is it just me or dose that year 1845 seem to hold up better I have a couple of them and they are in good shape too :dontknow: I love them buttons thumbsup01
I agree some years seem to come out better than others. Hh

[mike l]

The large cent is in great shape, cool button too. :beerbuddy:

[jkress]

Very nice bunch of keeper coop. :clapping:
The LC is in great shape. Love the relics too.
Hope the poison ivy doesn't get worse... usually takes a couple of days
before the reaction peaks. :stretcher:
Looking forward to your next post. :->