1 Little, 2 Little, 3 Little Indians....

[CTDirtFisher]

Hello all!

Back from Vacation and was charged up to get out digging today... I was ducking in and out of the car due to rain showers... Dig for 30 minutes... in the car for 5, dig for 20 minutes, in the car for 10... but hey I was swinging and digging

The forst indian head I got had a 1920 Wheatie in the hole and right below them was a forged rusting nail... It wasn't a great signal, but enough that I investigated and decided to dit it and I'm glad I dig

These pennies still need a little more cleaning, but for Indians they are in great shape for New England digs...

1901 Indian Head Penny...

Next out was the 1900... Nice and green...

Then the 3rd was the 1881... It still has a layer of dirt on it, but the liberty is clear and you can see the green underneath...

This ring sang like a nice quarter at 6 untill I got the plug out then it dropped into the mid to uper 30's... Its got a nice shape to it but it not a precious metal...

Sunflower Landon Pin :huh:thinkingabout:

And my... What is it ?? A small bell... a button :huh:thinkingabout:

There were 9 wheats 1920, 1925, 1926, the rest were 40's and 50's...

and one 1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollar...

Thanks for looking...

HH!
Paul

 

[coinnut]

Nice little Indians. I like you hunt and run strategy lol That Liberty is perfect on the 1881. Dropped brand spankin' new Great finds, and yes they are in great shape for New England. thumbsup01

 

[Epi-hunter]

Beautiful IH's... I knew from the title! I love that coin. Three in one hunt (especially in the rain!) is awesome, and they are in great shape! Wow, that 1900 is GREEN!!!

 

[xzlr8n]

Great stuff Paul. That is a super looking 1881 IH. Congrats on a great hunt, you are right it was just like mine!!

 

[angellionel]

Those IHs are great, especially that 1881. Good hunt!

 

[hoser]

Outstanding! Those IH's are in great shape. Well done. :yes:

 

[SeabeeRon]

Great relief on those Injuns!! :yes: