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[digginfreek]

It seems these things find me more than I find them, I'm not complaining I just wish they wasn't so toasted. I think I only have a couple that isnt, is there a reason they corrode so bad?

 

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[Twinkletoes]

That's a nice find!

 

[WHADIFIND]

It seems these things find me more than I find them, I'm not complaining I just wish they wasn't so toasted. I think I only have a couple that isnt, is there a reason they corrode so bad?

Nice!

It seems to me that it depends on the mineralization and whatever chemicals might have run off that way. I have many that are just as toasted but, I have one that truly looks as if they minted and planted it the same day.

Good job finding them, in ANY shape!

HH!

 

[Fullstock]

When they're found in a field that has been planted, the fertilizer gets them, in a pasture, cow urine eats them up. The ones I've found in the woods or around old houses usually come out of the ground in pretty good shape.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice find digginfreek!

 

[JohnnyMac]

Looks good to me buddy... I found one in a farm field a few weeks (1848) and it came out real nice and the funny thing is most of the wheat's and Indians I get out of the same field are toasted....go figure