Braided hair LC some Indians and more

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Did a one hour hunt at a church very close to home. I've been there in the past and couldn't even find much clad and saw signs of other detectorist. Figured I give it another chance before dark and it was pretty much the same story until I found a hot spot. Got the wheat, Braided Hair LC, lock and the two Indians last. Pretty sure there's more Indians in this small area. The LC was a surprise as I believe the church is not that old. Besides being toasted it looks worn so probably dropped in the same time period as the Indians. I didn't think LC's were still in circulation by 1900

 

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[TNVOL]

Good job!!!

 

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These are IHP # 49 and 50 of the year. I couldn't imagine finding that many when I bought my first detector in February

 

[BigWaveDave]

I've read that they were still in circulation as late as the 1920's

 

[Loco-Digger]

WTG Toasted. Looks like you pulled a fist full of keepers. What depths were the coins? I'd love to dig all them in a hunt.

 

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WTG Toasted. Looks like you pulled a fist full of keepers. What depths were the coins? I'd love to dig all them in a hunt.

No more than 6". I think past detectorists missed this little spot as it is on the edge of church property. Or possibly is the only area where fill dirt wasn't brought in

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congratulations on the very productive coin hunt!