Don in SJ
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I always carry my digital camera and since it has video capability, every now and then I will shoot some. This morning when I got a noway it could not be a coin reading, I decided to gamble and record the recovery. Usually when I do this the "coin" ends up being a large 1790's button which reads the same lots of times. 
This time it was a coin and it was a Large Cent, darn if it is not in horrible shape but I did manage to get the date and then attribute the variety, again, I do not feel real bad about it, it is a Noe 6 variety, the most common and least valuable one. If that is any consolation to me.
It was a very unusual morning at the site, no other artifacts, just loads of shotgun casings and some iron, No Buttons today
If you have dial-up forget the video and enjoy the photos, otherwise, find the coin with me!
http://home.comcast.net/~slospokes2/Site_214_LargeCent.wmv
Don

This time it was a coin and it was a Large Cent, darn if it is not in horrible shape but I did manage to get the date and then attribute the variety, again, I do not feel real bad about it, it is a Noe 6 variety, the most common and least valuable one. If that is any consolation to me.

It was a very unusual morning at the site, no other artifacts, just loads of shotgun casings and some iron, No Buttons today

If you have dial-up forget the video and enjoy the photos, otherwise, find the coin with me!

http://home.comcast.net/~slospokes2/Site_214_LargeCent.wmv
Don
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Did any dialup users view the video, if so, was it OK? I was not sure how much to downsize the video without sacrificiing clarity too much, so I left it a bigger file than I usually would do. Looking for some feed back, please. (For future posts of course) 






