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Hit a woods spot this morning that had a home that dates to the 1840's. Dug the '45 merc and then a few minutes later got a large cent (can't get a date) :dontknow:. Next few minutes get another 80 VDI and dig another large cent, pretty toasted but I think I can make out a bust facing left. Can't be sure on this one :thinkingabout:, back is smooth with some marks that look like it was hit with something. Any one have a guess? Thanks, Mike
great finds
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:perfect10:! Nice finds! Did the weather turn around for you again? It's mild here today but kind of sloppy. Don't know if I'll get out or not. Congrats on the early season finds |:cheering:
you must have gotten out before the rains came.....two large in one hunt is awesome Mike!!
Very nice finds, Congrats.
2 LC's and a silver is great. I'll be betting that you will be getting back to that spot. Congrats on your finds
very nice hunt Mike :happydance01: :happydance01: :clapping: :clapping: its hard to tell what the other coin is exactly , hope you can get it cleaned a little more to see better detail. congrats and please show us if you can see any more .
Dan
Sweet 1 hour hunt Mike!!! Can't wait for the weekend.. :yes:
nice silver and LC's, wtg.
it's gonna rain!!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pulltabsteve link=topic=8617.msg97118#msg97118 date=1326836736
Nice hunt Mike ! I think the one in question is a large. I found one that looked very similar as far as wear and coloration. I eventually could pull a 7 off of it and a few details and figured out it was a 1837. Mine had the worn flat side too.
the very first pic the coin on the left something tells me draped bust. :shocked04: willy
Try putting a piece of paper over it and do an etching with a crayon on it's side. I have been able to pull details of what appears to be a flat coin with this mthod.
Great finds :clapping: