First Indian head!! Wow !! Great condition too!
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Looks like whoever owns the property waters and fertilizes the ground so well even the coins grow.
digger dad
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Looks like you found the big chief !!
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Man that's one big injun congrats
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Yours is twice as big as the one I dug earlier this year. They still sell them.
coltdavis
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Awesome find! Looking thru my grandmothers coin collection and she has a 1916 D Mercury dime that appears to be just as big lol
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Some IH don't work themselves deeper into the ground. I'd say yours is one of them.
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