1865 Indiana home - You can almost feel the old silver coins! :-)

[ModernMiner]

Enjoy.
-MM-

 

[jeff of pa]

Sweet !

I Wonder if That Guy sitting On the right Just lost a 2 Cent Piece out his
Back Pocket

 

[Gary in Pennsylvania]

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That pic.......


Utterly beautiful and totally spooky at the same time!

Nice pic! Thanks for sharing.



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[ModernMiner]

Sweet !

I Wonder if That Guy sitting On the right Just lost a 2 Cent Piece out his
Back Pocket

Jeff,
I hope so. I'm trying to get permission to detect it when I go on vacation next week.
-MM-

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That pic.......

Utterly beautiful and totally spooky at the same time!

Nice pic! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Gary.
Here is how it looks today.
-MM-

 

[GrayCloud]

The guy sitting on the left is more likely to drop the two cent piece.

MM. can you get a photo at the same angle as the original? If so, please post it for us. It is always nice to campare identical photos. Thanks for sharing.

 

[ModernMiner]

The guy sitting on the left is more likely to drop the two cent piece.

MM. can you get a photo at the same angle as the original? If so, please post it for us. It is always nice to campare identical photos. Thanks for sharing.

GC,
If I get permission to detect it, I would be happy to take a shot to match the old picture.
-MM-

 

[CamoQueen]

Beautiful photo!

 

[ModernMiner]

Beautiful photo!

Thanks CQ.
It is such a cool old house with soooooooooooo much decorative trim on it.
Have a great 4th.
-MM-

 

[Cappy Z.]

How deep do silver dollars sink....

wow.

 

[GrayCloud]

BB007, Fact of the matter is, there are just too many variables. The following are just a few of the factors that determin the depth of a coin. Type of soil, changes in soil moisture, yearly rate of ground folage build up, etc. Coins will both sink and rise.

 

[Ronzie]

Love the picture. Hope you get permission.