Been Holdin' Out

[Ill Digger]

Hey everybody! :groovy:
Well I don't mean to hold out on ya. But it's been a hectic past couple of weeks around here. :crazy:
Now the cold and snow has finally come in and shut down detecting for a little while. :frozen:
But before the deep freeze moved in I was able to make it out a few times thumbsup01
I hit a couple local parks and found some clad a few wheats. (Not shown lol)
I also hunted some private property with much better results :yes: thumbsup01

January 7th:

The first oldies of 2012!! <:
1902 IH, 1895V nickle, and 1919 wheatie!

Having a good day on the 7th I went back the following day....

January 8th:

Not long into the hunt I see my first silver edge of the new year!! :shocked04: :happydance01: Which turned out to be a 1906 Barber dime

Later on while hunting in the cornfield I got a nickle signal. I dug the hole and when I flipped the dirt over I seen this....

Here you can see where the coin was sitting in the dirt. Which turned out to be the greenest 1901 V nickle I've ever seen :envious:

I ended the day with 6 oldies!! :yes:
1901 V nickle, 1920 Buff, 1906 Barber dime, 1919 Merc, and two 1899 IH's!!

2012 is starting pretty good!! :yes:
Now if we can just get the ground to soften up a little. So I can get back out there and hopefully add a few more oldies to the 2012 totals!
Thanks for lookin' & HH everyone!! :grin:

 

[Tony Two-Cent]

Wow, you're really starting the year off great, Tim! Those are some excellent finds for this time of year! :happydance01:

Some of those coins have nice detail left on them too, like the top 1899 Indian Head. I love your photos of the coins still in the dirt! :yes:

Congrats on the terrific finds! :clapping:

 

[leslie(nova scotia)]

From the land of the Bluenose.....nice selection of coppers. Congrats. <

 

[coop]

Awesome!!!!!!!! Love the in situ pics thumbsup01

 

[JTGOLD]

by-golly, you did alright for a great start of the new year,hope the rest of the year is just as good if not better,very nice finds,wtg.

 

[Atokad]

Wow very nice finds! If I found any one of those I would be rushing to get a pic posted on here lol. I don't see how you were able to hold out for so long!

 

[angellionel]

Those are some very nice finds Tim, and a great stat to the year. :clapping: Great photos by the way. thumbsup01

 

[CODY]

WTG Tim! |:cheering: Very nice finds. erfect10: Congrats!

 

[Full Metal Digger]

Excellent finds Tim! That picture of the nickel in the cornfield is awesome. That must have been a thrill because a nickel signal could be lots of things and then to see the edge of a coin in the ground! I just that thrill. Best wishes for more great finds! Dave.

 

[Snapolson]

Those are some amazing finds Tim. :clapping: Congrats!! erfect10:

 

[coinhunter]

Great finds. I can see from some of your pictures you were in a corn field. You got to love thoughs corn fields. :happydance01:

 

[jkress]

Wow!! Incredible couple of hunts Tim. :clapping: You pulled out some great oldies. :smitten:
The 1901 V held up very well. :happydance01: Congrats on the silver and IH's too... especially the Barber.
Nice shots too. thumbsup01

 

[Cheap Thrills]

Excellent finds and pictures Tim , a really refreshing post . It almost makes me want to take my sore ,tired old self out in the rain and do some tectin' today but I think I'll rest up and heal a bit while
watching the Niners and Giants duke it out . :yes: Nice going Tim ! erfect10: |:cheering:

 

[starman2]

|:cheering: :clapping: :clapping:, Way to start the year off! Awesome finds erfect10: Congrats. Here, Here for the ground thawing out :frozen:

 

[Jason in Enid]

Those are some great coins to start your year! That field is really producing a bountiful harvest. |:cheering:

 

[randy]

Awesome finds. erfect10: That's a fine collection of old coins, especially at this time of the year.

 

[Ill Digger]

Some of those coins have nice detail left on them too, like the top 1899 Indian Head. I love your photos of the coins still in the dirt! :yes:

Congrats on the terrific finds! :clapping:

Thanks Tony! the Barber dime and the one IH are in really good shape. I was pleasetly surprised with those finds. :smitten:

From the land of the Bluenose.....nice selection of coppers. Congrats. <

Thanks Leslie! :beerbuddy:

Awesome!!!!!!!! Love the in situ pics thumbsup01

Thanks Coop!........ I try :blush: lol

by-golly, you did alright for a great start of the new year,hope the rest of the year is just as good if not better,very nice finds,wtg.

Thanks Terry |) I can only hope. :yes: :angelic:

Wow very nice finds! If I found any one of those I would be rushing to get a pic posted on here lol. I don't see how you were able to hold out for so long!

Thanks! There are other reasons as well but.... \:hammer: :lipssealed:

Those are some very nice finds Tim, and a great stat to the year. :clapping: Great photos by the way. thumbsup01

Thanks Angel |) After the blast of snow we've got ....it seems so long ago. :daydream: lol

WTG Tim! |:cheering: Very nice finds. erfect10: Congrats!

Thank you Cody!

Excellent finds Tim! That picture of the nickel in the cornfield is awesome. That must have been a thrill because a nickel signal could be lots of things and then to see the edge of a coin in the ground! I just that thrill. Best wishes for more great finds! Dave.

Thanks Dave! Thats one of the reasons I snapped the pictures in the field. :yes: After I flipped the dirt over and seen it was a coin I was like :shocked04: Holy cow! It is a coin! Sweet! <: This should be a oldie too!! :drool:

Those are some amazing finds Tim. :clapping: Congrats!! erfect10:

Thanks Christian |) It's not gold... ...but I'll take it. oke: lol

Great finds. I can see from some of your pictures you were in a corn field. You got to love thoughs corn fields. :happydance01:

Thanks coinhunter! I do love those cornfields! :yes: :smitten:
I don't find a whole lot usually. But when I do find something it's usually a oldie! thumbsup01

The 1901 V held up very well. :happydance01: Congrats on the silver and IH's too... especially the Barber.
Nice shots too. thumbsup01

Thanks Joe! |) The 1901 V does have some nice details. But that's not what it looked like when I dug it up \:hammer:
It was so green I thought it was my first 2 center. :shocked01: The green crust was so thick and hard I could only see one side of the V on thew reverse. I used Tawna's soy sauce treatment on it. Cleaned up pretty good! :yes: thumbsup01 Thanks Tawna! |)

Excellent finds and pictures Tim , ........ but I think I'll rest up and heal a bit while
watching the Niners and Giants duke it out . :yes: Nice going Tim ! erfect10: |:cheering:

Thanks Sheik! |) Yeah! Kick back, take it easy, and enjoy the game! :yes:
Today I'm a 49ers fan :cheering: lol

|:cheering: :clapping: :clapping:, Way to start the year off! Awesome finds erfect10: Congrats. Here, Here for the ground thawing out :frozen:

Thanks starman! :beerbuddy: I'm totally happy with a start like this! :yes:
Before you know it we'll be complaining about the heat and skeeters. >:/ lol

Those are some great coins to start your year! That field is really producing a bountiful harvest. |:cheering:

This is the earliest silver I've found, so far, in my short detecting career :yes:
And I'm tickled pink with it! It's probably one of the nicest old coins I've found, as far as condition gos. :yes: :smitten:
Thanks for the comment Jason! :beerbuddy:

Awesome finds. erfect10: That's a fine collection of old coins, especially at this time of the year.

Thanks Randy! I gotta start early :yes:.......... before you get to far outta site :shocked04: 8/ lol


Thanks for all the great comments and responses everyone! |) |) |)
Hopefully if the weather get to the point that it's bearable outside, I'll be back out trying to add to my totals!

 

[milco]

Great finds Tim, way to start out the new year!

 

[aloldstuff]

Some very nice finds there, great way to start 2012. That 1901 V looks really good. Hang in there it will be spring before we know it.

 

[Fire Fighter 43]

Great start to the year Tim. Of all the years to be laid-up. This winter has been unbelievably mild for our area.