#98 LC and #3 for 2007 plus video of recovery

Don in SJ

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I always carry my digital camera and since it has video capability, every now and then I will shoot some. This morning when I got a noway it could not be a coin reading, I decided to gamble and record the recovery. Usually when I do this the "coin" ends up being a large 1790's button which reads the same lots of times. ::)

This time it was a coin and it was a Large Cent, darn if it is not in horrible shape but I did manage to get the date and then attribute the variety, again, I do not feel real bad about it, it is a Noe 6 variety, the most common and least valuable one. If that is any consolation to me. :)

It was a very unusual morning at the site, no other artifacts, just loads of shotgun casings and some iron, No Buttons today :(

If you have dial-up forget the video and enjoy the photos, otherwise, find the coin with me! ;)

http://home.comcast.net/~slospokes2/Site_214_LargeCent.wmv


Don
 

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lonewolfe

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Nice!

Thanks for the vid

HH

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hollowpointred

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man! that thing was screamin on your explorer! thats the kind of signal that makes you smile! great find and cool video!
 

mountainman 2

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Thanks for the video Don.It's interesting to see it being recovered.Nice find despite the condition. MM2
 

West Jersey Detecting

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Another nice January day in NJ!

Nice find, great video...I was thinking "No Pinponter?" right before you said it!
 

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Great video and excellent find! I love finding those old coppers.....keep up the good work! ;D

HH, Hank 8)
 

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Very cool video. Thanks so much!! Almost as good as being there with you. LOL If I dug that coin I'd have been ecstatic! (Not going to find many LC in California.)

I have an offtrack question for you...What type of tree is that one you're digging next to? The fallen leaves looked like oak, but the bark didn't.
 

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Great video, Don. Three large cents so far this year? You're off to a fantastic start! :o
 

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Don in SJ

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TreasureTales said:
Very cool video. Thanks so much!! Almost as good as being there with you. LOL If I dug that coin I'd have been ecstatic! (Not going to find many LC in California.)

I have an offtrack question for you...What type of tree is that one you're digging next to? The fallen leaves looked like oak, but the bark didn't.

Most of the woods in my part of the state are black and white oaks, Jersey Pines (White pine) and Holly Trees, along with Beech, and quite a few others, but in this stretch it is Oak and Pine, that be a Pine tree... :)
 

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Don in S Jersey said:
TreasureTales said:
Very cool video. Thanks so much!! Almost as good as being there with you. LOL If I dug that coin I'd have been ecstatic! (Not going to find many LC in California.)

I have an offtrack question for you...What type of tree is that one you're digging next to? The fallen leaves looked like oak, but the bark didn't.

Most of the woods in my part of the state are black and white oaks, Jersey Pines (White pine) and Holly Trees, along with Beech, and quite a few others, but in this stretch it is Oak and Pine, that be a Pine tree... :)

Thank you for the info. Always like to learn about other states. Haven't visited yours in over 45 years!!! YIKES
 

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" I wish I had my Pin Pointer " LOL ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Thanks for shearing that video....
 

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