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I went to my favorite local park today during my lunch hour (Skinner Butte Park in Eugene Oregon). I found a 1903 Indian Head cent and some clad. Not bad for less than an hour of detecting!
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So I go back to this same spot tonight after work and I end up finding one more Indian hear cent, and three Wheat cents . . . . all of which are so badly corroded that I can't make out any dates! Plus, I dug a cool old pocket knife with the name BYRON TAYLOR etched into the handle! COOL!!!
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I put the other Indian Head cent in the rock tumbler along with several other Lincoln Cents to try cleaning it up a little. I can actlually see the date now ~ 1901
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So I go back to this same spot tonight after work and I end up finding one more Indian hear cent, and three Wheat cents . . . . all of which are so badly corroded that I can't make out any dates! Plus, I dug a cool old pocket knife with the name BYRON TAYLOR etched into the handle! COOL!!!
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I put the other Indian Head cent in the rock tumbler along with several other Lincoln Cents to try cleaning it up a little. I can actlually see the date now ~ 1901
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