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I went back this morning to the site where I've been digging a few eagle buttons and a few coins. At first the ground was only giving up shotgun shells. I later moved to another portion of the field and dug this dime. Within twenty feet of it, I recovered both of the copper arrowheads. It's likely this site was occupied during more than one time period. I believe these type points were in use well before 1835. This coin is reaching back pretty far into this areas history. The county in which it was found was established in 1825.
 

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Dang , I've dug Roosevelt dimes in way worse condition than that Capped Bust , Nice Find !
 
Beautiful dime and awesome arrowheads, congrats! :occasion14:
 
Congrats on the excellent Silver save. That's some mighty fine dirt you're in down there...:occasion14:
 
Those are some fantastic finds, Jim!
 
Good stuff!! The dime is great, but the points are awesome!!
 
Are those Native American or a more recent arrowhead? I know the Copper culture in the North had some
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Great looking dime. You didn't ding the rim did you? I would have cried
 
Are those Native American or a more recent arrowhead? I know the Copper culture in the North had some
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These type points that we are finding down here were made from copper kettles that were trade items. The natives would cut up the kettles and roll them themselves so each is made a little different. As far as I know, mine date from the late 1700s to the very early 1800s. They are actually rare and hard to find. I only have about a dozen or so.
 
Great looking dime. You didn't ding the rim did you? I would have cried

Nope, it wasn’t me. Thank the lord! Could have been a light kiss from a plow? Could have been done while in circulation? I’ll never know. It doesn’t look too fresh to me.
 
Super nice Mr. Rebel, capped busters are on my bucket list!
 
That is a BEAUTIFUL coin my friend! Congrats on that one!
 
It is indeed very beautiful....so, can I have it? Lol
 
It is indeed very beautiful....so, can I have it? Lol

You still got that 1842 Mexican half dollar that you dug from the same place? :tongue3:
 
Those two copper arrow heads are fantastic. And the dime...don't get me started om the dime..its amazing.Those just don't come out of the ground that often.
 
You still got that 1842 Mexican half dollar that you dug from the same place? :tongue3:
You know I do....funny how we want what we don’t have!
 
A really nice capped bust dime,and those arrowheads are very unusual finds.
 
Lucky dog, I had to show him where to dig, then he digs that.,,,, That will teach me to say come over here and search! I guess I was calibrated on buttons today. today.webp
 

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