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    It still looks like a bow on her head.......
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    Not anything exciting but, I am on a mission to find a silver coin on my property. My house was built in 1942. There has to be one dime here somewhere!!!!

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    Haha. I saw this thread explode and some of the crazy posts, I thought I had started a monster and bastardized this thread. Lucky it wasn't me this time. I'm here just like George:
    Quote Originally Posted by coinnut View Post
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    And yes Drew, I know this state there should be anything 1800's or before that is possible to find. I thought the intent is what you should have found by now. Or you just taking a stab at not being very good at where I put my coil?

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    No...no disrespect intended Mango. ..and you're assured of breaking into the 1800s soon. If you ever want to head out this way we could get it over with quickly lol
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    Being relatively new to the hobby there's many ("haven't found yets" for me). I guess I'll keep it simple for now, a large cent or seated dime would be nice. Several of those in my coin collection, but certainly will be nice to actually dig one of those out of the ground.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom View Post
    Um, a mason jar stash full of gold coins!
    I believe Tom and I think alike!

    But, since that answer has already been disqualified I will say that I have always liked the Indian Head Cent and I'd love to find one locally.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OxShoeDrew View Post
    No...no disrespect intended Mango. ..and you're assured of breaking into the 1800s soon. If you ever want to head out this way we could get it over with quickly lol
    Drew, I know you weren't tryin to start a bar fight. And if that was an unprovoked gesture, sure. PM me whenever.
    ....after your trip to Washington to plant Ska's IH for him. . Maybe I should start color coding my text 'cuz I jump back and forth between serious and joking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skamaniac View Post
    I believe Tom and I think alike!
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    I hope others start to find their elusive item.
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    A seated coin of any type is definitely on the list for me. Still haven't broken into the 1800s even! Hoping it comes soon!

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    Well, this was indeed a very interesting thread. As new as I am to detecting, I don't yet have a 'bucket list' of cool finds to find. Instead, I have a 'bucket' of iron finds! But reading what all of you 'pros' have on your wish list, I feel a little redeemed. I've ONLY found 3 old coins. 1 is a 1819 Large Cent Matron Head copper, 1 is a 1903 silver dime, and 1 is a 1905 V-Nickel. I found them very early in my detecting days, like day 1 and day 4 (1819 and 1903 in same hunt, within 15 minutes and 40 yrds of each other in a plowed field near my home). I wasn't looking for coins, was looking for the farmer's lost disc, so was walking briskly and not covering the ground thoroughly, because I figured I would visual the disc before detecting it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg408 View Post
    A seated coin of any type is definitely on the list for me. Still haven't broken into the 1800s even! Hoping it comes soon!
    This forum is magic! I have been on other forums for a while and didn't get any seated coins. But a couple weeks after joining AD and mentioning that I wanted to find a seated coin, I got my first!

    Ok, let's try this again: a gold coin of any type is definitely on the list for me. Hoping it comes soon!

    Work your magic AD!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg408 View Post
    This forum is magic! I have been on other forums for a while and didn't get any seated coins. But a couple weeks after joining AD and mentioning that I wanted to find a seated coin, I got my first!

    Ok, let's try this again: a gold coin of any type is definitely on the list for me. Hoping it comes soon!

    Work your magic AD!
    Hooray!! Now about the gold coin ...to reiterate...we're asking for things we SHOULD have found by now.
    Sweet coin you found, many more!
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    Drew I have found a couple bucket list items since this post was started.

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    Of all things that have eluded me is a Barber Dime. For some reason I can't find one of them critters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Two-Cent View Post
    I've had my E-Trac for three years now, and I still haven't found a large cent with it. They really shouldn't be that elusive here in Illinois.
    Finally got mine!

    I guess now I'll have to change my answer to a Fatty Indian Head.
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    Flying eagle cent for me.
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    Glad to hear you folks are finding your items. Year is not even half over!
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    I`m still hoping to find a five cent older than a Jefferson.

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