One little, two little, and one fat indian

radarwill

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Hunted the dreaded field this morning.
I call it that since the digging blows hard. It's full of fist sized rocks and not much loam.
I have found silver there in the past so said what the heck.
I wasn't on site for 10 minutes and found a 1939 Wheatie. I figured I was done since this site is
notoriously stingy.
Ten minutes later I got a shallow hit that rang in as a memorial cent, I dug it as always.
Out of the hole comes the 1898IH. It's the only IH I've found with any detail. :o
I thought to myself what a day. I filled the hole and rechecked it nothing. One foot away another
175 on the meter shallow, bam the 1868IH with detail. I almost fainted. You just don't find IH's
around here that have detail.
I recovered and started swing back to the car as I had to go to work. Ten feet later not only did I
get another IH but a fatty! I didn't even know they existed until I later searched on this site.
I was a mile high. Almost at the car and another hit down deep.
It was the key.
Man no silver, but it's got to be one of my best days ever. :thumbsup:

Thanks for looking and good hunting to one and all; drinks are on me.
 

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AZ-Mtnman

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Way to go on the Indians! Now I have a question, and I'll admit I'm just shy of totally [prohibited word deleted] on coins, so I'll go ahead and appologize in advance if I missed something, but what is a "fatty"? No comments about the ole lady, please. You guys might be out of range, but I don't have that luxury.
 

AZ-Mtnman

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Sorry, didn't know you weren't allowed to call yourself ig*orant on here.
 

Dman

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AZ-Mtnman said:
Sorry, didn't know you weren't allowed to call yourself ig*orant on here.
Be careful, Big brother is always watching.
 

liftloop

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texan connection

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UHMMM you used the I word!! ;D ;D
Early Indian head pennies 60 to 64 were thicker than the rest so there called Fatties.
 

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radarwill

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muttandjeeps said:
WOW! Talk about detail! I wish the soil was as kind to indians 15 miles southeast of you :thumbsup:

The ground here is no better. Usually if you can just tell it an Indian your happy.
 

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awesome day? I guess so!!!!
 

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