11-10 my first fatty 1864 IH

postalgriff

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got out for a couple of hours this morning, here are my finds. 2 IH's and 2 wheats, plus a nice old tie clip. my first fatty and man can you tell the difference. its a lot thicker so a knew thats what I had even though I couldnt read the date until I got home. also you can tell it has more nickel in it by the way it cleans up, almost like a buffalo. anyway, thanks for lookin, Griff.
 

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DanMI

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Nice finds Griff!! Love the Indians. That 64 is in pretty good shape too. WTG. Dan
 

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Wow, don't you love digging the oldies! Congrats! I dug a '64 altho I think it's the bronze version, skinny. Yours, I can easily read the Liberty. ffd
 

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Congrats on the first. Next stop. Flying eagle. They are made just like the fatty. Keep em coming.
 

Michiganne

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Great old coins there, pg. Congrats on your first fatty IH. :hello2:

HH
 

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wow that is an awesome fatty Postal. That has to grade very high. Congrats!
 

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WTG griff, I'd settle for any ol' indian at this point. No Indians of any sort for me yet :dontknow:
Congrats on your first fatty!
 

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Awesome finds PG!!
Still lookin for my fatty :laughing7:
Got a nice spot there
 

Mike from MI

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Ya got to love them fatty's! Congrats!
 

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Awesome IH' s Pg. Ok I must be new..............Why are you guys calling them Fattys? :icon_scratch: Never heard that 1. :dontknow:

Congrats on one sweet hunt!
 

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MEMORIAL MAGNET said:
Awesome IH' s Pg. Ok I must be new..............Why are you guys calling them Fattys? :icon_scratch: Never heard that 1. :dontknow:

Congrats on one sweet hunt!
they call them fatty's because they are a lot thicker of a coin, I mean alot. I never realized it until I was holding one in my hand. I thought I had token at first until I could tell it was an IH, then I knew I must have a fatty. I think they only made them 1860-1864. Jim C. said the flying eagles are like that too, hopefully I can confirm that on my next hunt ;D
 

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postalgriff said:
MEMORIAL MAGNET said:
Awesome IH' s Pg. Ok I must be new..............Why are you guys calling them Fattys? :icon_scratch: Never heard that 1. :dontknow:

Congrats on one sweet hunt!
they call them fatty's because they are a lot thicker of a coin, I mean alot. I never realized it until I was holding one in my hand. I thought I had token at first until I could tell it was an IH, then I knew I must have a fatty. I think they only made them 1860-1864. Jim C. said the flying eagles are like that too, hopefully I can confirm that on my next hunt ;D
Oh ok. All 1860's to 1864's are fattys or just some? Interesting.... learn something new everyday. Gonna have to check my albums now. :wink: :icon_thumleft: Good luck on that eagle penny! A lot of nice coins have been turning up here in Michigan. That may be the next post. :wink:
Happy hunting man! :headbang:
 

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