Digging Those Lower Tones

Silvermonkey

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Apr 24, 2013
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AT Pro, XP Deus
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Metal Detecting
Off for another hunt in the woods, and I couldn't find a high tone to save my life. I'm thinking that this area has been picked over pretty good. Given the lack of high VDI's, I started digging pretty much everything.. I was very happy with the results: 1898 Liberty Nickel, 1871 IHP, and an 1957 Flying Eagle Cent. None of these signals sounded especially promising...but WOW...I'll take 'em. The IHP is really sharp and has a killer patina. The flying eagle cent isn't bad either. Thanks for taking a look.

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That's why I dig it all. As long as it is a consistent signal, I dig it, no matter what the tone is. Congrats on some nice coppers.
 

Very nice! How did you get them so shinny?
 

Congrats on the old coin shooting! :occasion14:
 

Great finds and a great hunt. I'd be quite alright with no high tones if I ended up with those!
 

pretty awesome results, should be more great finds in there
 

You dug a winner ! The 1871 Indian Head cent , according to the Redbook , is worth some decent bucks !! If the reverse is as nice as the obverse , you have a fine coin there !!!
 

Thanks for the nice comments. The reverse of the IHP isn't too bad. The same can't be said for the FE...pretty crunchy!

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Agreed, nice IHP for sure. Flying Eagle maybe toasty but they are hard to find in any shape.
 

Nice work. 3 very nice keepers. Congrats! Maybe the next little patch of woods will have tons of high tones. GL out there.
 

Awesome finds! Congrats!
 

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