Jeff,
You always get a nice variety of finds. Congrats on the old IH.
-MM-
Oldest coin - 1700's Spanish silver piece of 8 reale
Oldest U.S. silver - 1833 Capped Bust Half Dime
Oldest U.S. copper - 1847 Large cent
Civil War best finds:
*NC officers belt buckle
*CSN Confederate Navy Officer button
*Eagle Sword Belt Plate
Nice job on that Indian Jeff!!! Even laying on the top of the ground I might have walked by that signal, how did the signal compare to the other Indian and Eagle pennies?
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Re: Back to the Old Ball Field Today.
Originally Posted by DKinPA
Nice job on that Indian Jeff!!! Even laying on the top of the ground I might have walked by that signal, how did the signal compare to the other Indian and Eagle pennies?
Congrats again
Dave
Both The Eagle & the Indian from Before gave
the Exact Same signal.
Cantab range
I Double Checked a Late Indian
it came up copper range.
So it's Definately the Early ones
they are .880 Copper
.120 Nickel
4.67 Grams
Compared to
.950 Copper
.050 tin and Zinc
3.11 Grams starting 1864
Nice finds, Jeff, seems like your area turns up a lot of those pigeon bands. I finally found one the other day and thought of you.
You could always electrolyze that Indian completely and then retone it. Sort of cheating, but it might come out looking decent. Nice find, unusual to dig one of those in any condition.
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Re: Back to the Old Ball Field Today.
Originally Posted by Rusted_Iron
Nice finds, Jeff, seems like your area turns up a lot of those pigeon bands. I finally found one the other day and thought of you.
You could always electrolyze that Indian completely and then retone it. Sort of cheating, but it might come out looking decent. Nice find, unusual to dig one of those in any condition.
HH
Rusted
Yep I Believe most Discriminate the Early Indians out
considering what they sound like.
the 63 indian I Got the other day
wouldn't even Repeat at 2 to 3 inches.
this one was about 7" down
sounded like brass or even Lead gave a number like
small brass or cantab.
But when your digging like this :
What's one More Hole ?
Lotta Pigeon Raizers here.
Some for Fun, Some for Racing.
Unfortunately non I Know of raizing for Squab
First Band from NED was Copper or Brass from 1919
Maybe on a Cock Fighting Rooster
Or trained Bird used in Pigeon Shoots,
considering all the shotgun brass
yesterdays possably June 58
or he had a Bunch of 65's Made up
and just added the Birth month at the end
when needed. definately Pigeon.