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    Couple of Drapes et al.

    I had to be in Maine this weekend and was able to get out to some cellar holes. I found the largest cellar hole I ever saw....with a barn to match. I was wondering why it was so large and why I was finding so many cool relics but only one coin (1900 Indian head). I later found out it was a poor house, or town farm. 8/ I wish I took a picture of the remains of a buggy still parked within the barn hole. I got home last night and today was able to pick up the draped twins a half mile from my house. Thanks for looking, Drew
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    great looking twins Drew , you don't see to many 02's found . those are very nice
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    Drew, I have yet to get any draped bust anythings and here you go and get twins. They are in beautiful shape and huge on there recovery.
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    Congrats Drew! Those draped LC's are beauties, man I would love to find one of those, not likely here in the Midwest however. Once again, great finds!
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    nice! greeat shape too!
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    Those draped busts are nice there a lot of fun to dig especially in that condition.
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    Thanks everyone, I didn't mention that the first thing I dug in Maine was an ox shoe 8/
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    sweet finds Ox and very nice detail for a draped
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    Drew, congrats on finding the twins best of luck on finding the rest of the family......

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    Unreal!!
    Not one....but 2 !!! Draped Bust LC's!! Wow!
    I don't know what else to say!
    Congrats!!
    Were they separate finds? Or was it a 1802 coin spill? :->
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ill Digger link=topic=11802.msg127428#msg127428 date=1352876928

    Were they separate finds? Or was it a 1802 coin spill? :->
    Thanks guys, they must have been from the same drop but they were five feet apart...at five inches. About 30 feet from the hole.
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    Re: Couple of Drapes et al.

    Looks like you found a nice place a little closer to home than Maine.

    Ironically, I thought of you the other day. I got out with Scott to a new place that showed a lot of potential....and did not deliver. I pulled plenty of ox shoes though....

    Nice job on the draped cents, keep swinging!


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    Quote Originally Posted by BKM link=topic=11802.msg127737#msg127737 date=1353180237
    Looks like you found a nice place a little closer to home than Maine.

    Ironically, I thought of you the other day. I got out with Scott to a new place that showed a lot of potential....and did not deliver. I pulled plenty of ox shoes though....

    Nice job on the draped cents, keep swinging!
    How many ox shoes Brian? I know somebody who pulled 12 in one hole....he/she wishes to remain anonymous though
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    Re: Couple of Drapes et al.

    Quote Originally Posted by OxShoeDrew link=topic=11802.msg128003#msg128003 date=1353362058
    How many ox shoes Brian? I know somebody who pulled 12 in one hole....he/she wishes to remain anonymous though
    wow that beats my cache of ox shoes i found in one hole
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    Quote Originally Posted by del link=topic=11802.msg128013#msg128013 date=1353367504
    wow that beats my cache of ox shoes i found in one hole
    I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't witnessed it. Maybe this oxshoe super hero will come out of the shadows and be recognized for the biggest bovine booty bonanza ever dug. Moooooooo!!
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    Haha It was an Ox shoe dump i tell you. Great hunt Drew!!!
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    That's enough to get the blood pumping. Like Dan said, you don't see a lot of 1802's out there. Their both in at least Fine Condition also . Cant wait to get there now that my health has improved . I got two perfect spots just waiting for me too.
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