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This hunt was a little over a month ago. I plan to go back to this permission if it ever stops raining here. Surprising number of Indian Heads in such a small yard. The owner just bought the lot next door and said I could hunt it too, but it is mostly gravel parking lot.
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Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNRMCYJkau4&t=5s
Finding indians is always a joy! And even better when they are pretty and from the 1800's. Nice seeing a video from you too!
I am already jealous and I only been unable to detect for a week. Congrats on all the finds as that was quite productive for a small yard. Keep posting stuff as I think I am done for a couple of months. Congrats Tony. WD
Good job Tony! I enjoyed watching the video too. Happy digging!
Congrats on all those Indians and the silver Tony. I really like the locket. You are off to a good start, good luck in 2020.
Way to go Tony! Small lots and yards can sometimes be big producers as nobody thinks anything will be there.
John
I went back to this same small yard on Tuesday of this week and found a few more oldies. The Barber Dime is 1906 with no mint mark.
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Very productive yard, Tony! Nice pics and video too! I don't have a 1919 S wheat penny. I seldom dig S or D coins...I wonder if anyone has info on how they were distributed. Congrats on a good looking permission!
Great job Tony. You have always been an Indian magnet!
Great job on the video as well! I enjoyed watching.
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Congratulations on rounding up the whole tribe at their hideout . A very enjoyable video also .