1874 indian

creade

creade

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Got a chance to go back to the cellar hole. I only had 20 min so my hopes weren't very high. I think I figured out where the walkway was so I figured give it a shot. After 15 minutes, nice solid tone and 4 inches down a 1874 IH. Soaked in olive oil and brought out some detail. Must be more, definitely going back.

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jewelerguy

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looks like there's more detail under that crud. let it soak some more, it looks like a nice one
 

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Looks like a nice Injun! Were you able to clean it up any more?
 

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creade

creade

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I was able to get more detail.

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