ixer
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- Joined
- Dec 11, 2011
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- Location
- Southern Indiana
- Detector(s) used
- Fisher F2 & White's XLT Spectrum E-Series
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hey all!
Today was my first day out with the Fisher F2 I got for Christmas and the second time i've ever been out MDing. Mulling around near an old well on a buddy's property we dug quite a bit of old barbed wire, an old "tin" container of some sort, and some other random junk. Then we got a coin hit on the F2. Ended up being a really worn Indian Head Penny!!!
The back cleaned up better then the front. You can just barely make out lady liberty, but the branches and shield show up pretty well in person. I think i can make out a date of 1884 but it's really a best guess as the date is REALLY worn. Any advice you guys / gals can give on cleaning would be greatly appreciated. I've tried simple green, warm soap / water, olive oil, & a rubber pencil eraser. The pencil eraser seemed to work the best but i'd like to try and bring the date out a bit better.
Thanks for the help!
-Rob
Today was my first day out with the Fisher F2 I got for Christmas and the second time i've ever been out MDing. Mulling around near an old well on a buddy's property we dug quite a bit of old barbed wire, an old "tin" container of some sort, and some other random junk. Then we got a coin hit on the F2. Ended up being a really worn Indian Head Penny!!!

The back cleaned up better then the front. You can just barely make out lady liberty, but the branches and shield show up pretty well in person. I think i can make out a date of 1884 but it's really a best guess as the date is REALLY worn. Any advice you guys / gals can give on cleaning would be greatly appreciated. I've tried simple green, warm soap / water, olive oil, & a rubber pencil eraser. The pencil eraser seemed to work the best but i'd like to try and bring the date out a bit better.
Thanks for the help!
-Rob
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