VTColonialDigger
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So I went out for a few minutes before dark to see if I could pop anything cool out of the ground in my yard. I decided to go to a hill where I have found a wide range of different relics and coins dating from the 1700s-1940s. Not expecting to find much because of how much I had already pulled out, I get a low tone on my machine. (brass or nickel signal) Once I pull the plug back I check it to see where the target is. I get a beautiful high-tone in the plug. I pull out my Propointer, and once I locate the target I start to lightly brush the dirt away with my finger. Then I see the rim of a coin. Thinking its just another wheat cent I pluck it out. Then I lightly brush the loose surface dirt off with my finger. Turns out it's a 1901 Indian Head Cent, making it my first Indian cent ever.
![indianhead!front.JPG indianhead!front.JPG](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1260/1260814-8fe1ca9e55249f440aebef89f3714834.jpg)
Here is the front, which is in OK shape
![indianheadback.JPG indianheadback.JPG](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1260/1260818-09f4d273871aa83647fd33dc07f56f2b.jpg)
Here is the back, which is pretty toasted
The funny thing is that I had walked over with my detector where I found this coin so many times and I missed it. It just goes to show you how easy it is to miss a target!
![indianhead!front.JPG indianhead!front.JPG](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1260/1260814-8fe1ca9e55249f440aebef89f3714834.jpg)
Here is the front, which is in OK shape
![indianheadback.JPG indianheadback.JPG](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1260/1260818-09f4d273871aa83647fd33dc07f56f2b.jpg)
Here is the back, which is pretty toasted
The funny thing is that I had walked over with my detector where I found this coin so many times and I missed it. It just goes to show you how easy it is to miss a target!
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