Digging iffy signals scores me an Indian head penny!!!

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well I went to the park today and decided to dig everything, I dug the normal can slaw, pop tabs, about a buck in clad, was about time to go and I said one more target then I have to meet my wife for lunch.

well I get this signal at 3" deep that bounced back and forth from zinc penny to iron, I almost did not dig it because I hated to end the day on a piece of trash, but I also knew IH pennies have been dug here before and my ace registers them as a zinc penny. So I dug it, and boy am I glad! I got this super shape 1898 IH penny and this rusty nail was RIGHT BESIDE it............goes to show you digging them all does pay off!!!

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What a gorgeous nail. I've found quite a few like that myself. :icon_jokercolor:
That Indian head isn't bad either.
Nice one !
Mike
 

yeah the nail is pretty nice...lol
 

Nice I.H.! Your avatar one is, too.

Good 'target acquisition' by you and your machine.
 

Great find bro!!! :thumbsup:
 

CONGRATS!!!!! !!!! !! The best finds seem to come from iffie signals :thumbsup:
 

That's the way to do it brother :thumbsup: VERY NICE
 

uh oh that happens to me and i didnt dig :-\
 

Thats a good looking IH Goes :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Those iffy signals are always worth digging.
 

Nice penny! I love indian heads.

Not long ago I detected a yard where I found two IHs. Strangely enough, I missed them the first time around as I skipped iffy signals, but when I dropped my disc down a notch and went over the same area the signals came out very clear.

Great find!

RAy
 

Those bouncy signals are hard, but have paid off more times than i will know (as i dont always dig em) Great recovery.
 

I would have to agree, my best finds this year have all been iffy signals.
 

Very nice work on the iffy's!!!!!!
 

G4E, Yesterday I dug a "iffy" on the Ace, it too turned out to be an Indian Head, although the condition was not as good as yours. Sometimes I think the soil composition can throw the target off and make it jump around. In Clay soil I will dig most "iffy" signals, especially the ones that register at 6" deep. HH :thumbsup: M.
 

Very nice job on the indian head penny! Man is it an oldie also! Not one of the newer 1900 indian heads. But an oldie! :thumbsup: Congrats!
 

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