last few weeks of Indian Heads

kevo

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cheese

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Jan 9, 2005
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Wow, that 1864 is nice. Does it have the L? If not, it's still a great coin. I have only dug one indian cent. I did the same as you...read the detector wrong. Indians read as zinc pennies on my machine...which until recently, I ignored.
 

eric in ks

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Oct 29, 2005
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Wow. They don't get much prettier than that 1864. Any time I manage to dig an IH, I consider it a great day. They're somewhat scarce around my part of the world. HH, Eric
 

TnT2000

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Jan 15, 2006
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Easton PA
Nice job on the Indian's that 64 is nice, I have a 64 from last season that is perfect...It seems the older coins in that date range come out of the ground better...once you get to the 1900s the seem to go downhill...

Good job TnT
 

Green1

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Mar 20, 2006
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sweeeeeeeet 64 there !!!!! i get 3 readings on the different indian-heads with the mxt.. zink peyyish on the older skinny ones,, penny-dimish on the newer ones,, and on the older fat ones , they read all over the place,,,, i like them as much as silver.... ;D ;D ;D ;D
 

Master Sarge

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Feb 23, 2007
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White's Spectra V3 / 6x10" DD & 10" DD Coils / Bullseye II Probe
Great finds!!! How was you reading your detector wrong? I may be doing the same. Thanks!
 

JerV3

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Feb 28, 2005
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The 64 looks great.

Congrats on scoring those indians. They are fun to find

HH Jer
 

Gribnitz

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Master Sarge said:
Great finds!!! How was you reading your detector wrong? I may be doing the same. Thanks!

On a lot of machines they read as a common clad penny, so people skip over them. Gotta dig those pennies !
 

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kevo

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I was reading it wrong because some pennies (like 1980'ish) would come up as like 62-67, not quite a penny/dime reading on my XLT. I started to dig them anyway and started finding a bunch of them.
 

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