First Field hunt and my first Shield Nickle and a nice LC

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Went back to a field I've hunted before but this year it's soybeans instead of corn like the last 2 years and it was well worth it. I got a solid nickle signal about a 1/2 an hour after getting there and after rinsing it off I could see the date 1870, my first shield nickle and also the newest coin that I've dug from that field. I dug a tomback button and a couple other buttons and then towards the end of the hunt I got a signal bouncing between a penny and a dime I figured it might be another button but when I flipped the dirt over I could see the spot where the coin was and the LC laying there an 1828 and not in to bad of shape coming from the field. IMAG0830.webpIMAG0832.webpIMAG0836.webpIMAG0833.webpIMAG0835.webp
 

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Great day nice largie.
 

It's always a good day when you find a first and than top it off with a LC.

TM.
 

Sure woulda made my day.
 

im surprised that nickel has a readable date, you lucked out on that. cool finds.
 

Couple of good coin finds.
Love soy beans, just like detecting in the living room.
 

Good shape coming out of a field! Great finds.
 

Sweet finds !! I have found exactly...NONE of either of those...both still eluding me, so thanks for sharing! ddf
 

Nice digs man those shield nickles don't show up often:headbang:

~Blaze
 

It looks to have some detail under the crap.
im surprised that nickel has a readable date, you lucked out on that. cool finds.
 

It's amazing how much more ground you can cover than when the corn stalks are there.
Couple of good coin finds.
Love soy beans, just like detecting in the living room.
 

Great finds Jyverb! That's a really nice LC
 

Thank you for sharing your hunt and those pictures with us
 

What is the item in the middle pic at the bottom? I haven't had the chance to hunt a soybean field yet, but I can imagine how much nicer than trying to avoid the corn stubble it has to be.
 

A couple of Classic obsolete American coins there for sure !
 

Those coins look great for coming out of a field.
 

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