Diggincoinz
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Finally! Some goodies tonight... sidewalk contruction, actually they are digging out the ground on a slope to build a new sidewalk below where the old sidewalk used to be.
But it got dark way too quick, so I'll try again tomorrow night and see what's left to metal detect... they'll have the stone layed out tomorrow probably but I wasn't able to scan the big pile of dirt next to it yet.
First a got this old cheap ring, no stone. Then a G-4 1874 IH, nice year to have! Then soon after popped out a near fine condition 1906 Liberty Nickel, (I don't get many of these) then another near fine condition 1908 Liberty Nickel. I was pumped!!! They are a bit pitted causing the word LIBERTY to not be all there.
I think the IH's will clean up good with olive oil soak for a day.
Then comes a beauty 4-Diamond AU 1898 Indian Head! I'm loving it at this point! It's tough to see them but I used my 8X eye cup to view better with, lots of detail on this one. Then... my 1st Shield Nickel! Near Extra Fine condition 1867. These scans below really don't show details too well but these are all some goodies!
From there I moved closer to the grass edge and dug two Barber Dimes sitting with each other in the same hole. The 1902 in G-4 condition and the 1909-O in just about VG-8, 3 letters in liberty showing.
Oh, and somewhere's in there popped up a flat button. The surface is quite smooth, can't make out anything on it but the backing is good, it reads:
TREBLE GILT STAND COLOUR.
What ever the heck does that mean? I'm a true button dummy anyways!
I also plucked a '44 Wheatie and a few memorial cents.
What'ta Night! 8)
Thanks for looking!
Chris
But it got dark way too quick, so I'll try again tomorrow night and see what's left to metal detect... they'll have the stone layed out tomorrow probably but I wasn't able to scan the big pile of dirt next to it yet.
First a got this old cheap ring, no stone. Then a G-4 1874 IH, nice year to have! Then soon after popped out a near fine condition 1906 Liberty Nickel, (I don't get many of these) then another near fine condition 1908 Liberty Nickel. I was pumped!!! They are a bit pitted causing the word LIBERTY to not be all there.

I think the IH's will clean up good with olive oil soak for a day.
Then comes a beauty 4-Diamond AU 1898 Indian Head! I'm loving it at this point! It's tough to see them but I used my 8X eye cup to view better with, lots of detail on this one. Then... my 1st Shield Nickel! Near Extra Fine condition 1867. These scans below really don't show details too well but these are all some goodies!
From there I moved closer to the grass edge and dug two Barber Dimes sitting with each other in the same hole. The 1902 in G-4 condition and the 1909-O in just about VG-8, 3 letters in liberty showing.
Oh, and somewhere's in there popped up a flat button. The surface is quite smooth, can't make out anything on it but the backing is good, it reads:
TREBLE GILT STAND COLOUR.
What ever the heck does that mean? I'm a true button dummy anyways!

I also plucked a '44 Wheatie and a few memorial cents.
What'ta Night! 8)
Thanks for looking!
Chris
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