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that is #92 only need 8 more. :thumbsup:
Hit another field for 1.5 hours this is all I got, but I will return when I have more time. I get home at 4pm and it is dark at 5:30.....UGH! :(
 

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Love the patina on that coin. Good luck finding eight more indians!
 
Always like your posts, GFE, especially your finds sitting on top of the maps you used to find your hunt spots.

I've found two of those President suspender buckles here in far-northern California. Both of mine have patent dates of August 1892. The patina on yours is quite a bit different, and I'm wondering if you cleaned it, or if your dirt is kinder to brass? Maybe they're different styles, but from what I can see of yours (even incomplete) they look the same.

MP
 
nice IH!! MR TUFF
 
Nice Indian such a great coin in itself. Patina rocks !!
 
mountainplayer said:
Always like your posts, GFE, especially your finds sitting on top of the maps you used to find your hunt spots.

I've found two of those President suspender buckles here in far-northern California. Both of mine have patent dates of August 1892. The patina on yours is quite a bit different, and I'm wondering if you cleaned it, or if your dirt is kinder to brass? Maybe they're different styles, but from what I can see of yours (even incomplete) they look the same.

MP
all I did was rinse it with water. The soil here is pretty kind to brass and copper
 
I wish I had kept up with my Injun count. Nice one.
 
A very nice addition to the tribe ;D
Hope you reach your goal.
HH Soup
 
That is one fine Injun right there. Congrats. jgas
 

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