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2moshers

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Have not metal detected/treasure hunted much lately but did manage to hit an old vacant yard here in town tonight that I have detected before. Managed to find a 1919 Wheat Cent, a 1970 nickel, a 1972 quarter, an old concave pewter Indian Chief Head pendant, and 2 Large Cents - 1838 + 1843. Any info on the pendant would be appreciated. Thanks for looking.View attachment 1482507
 

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Congats on the nice finds. Love the pendant. Finding the large cents is always fun, the one on the right almost looks like its made of steel. I assume its just photo glare.
 
Photo glare and a little more time worn. Soaking in Olive Oil should help.
 
They are in really good condition for almost 200 yrs. Out of 15 I found this year maybe 2 looks like yours. My farm fields with fertilizers and cow pies just destroy the coins.
 
They are in really good condition for almost 200 yrs. Out of 15 I found this year maybe 2 looks like yours. My farm fields with fertilizers and cow pies just destroy the coins.

Cow pies never hurt anything, it's the fertilizers. :)

Nice going the on the coppers, liking the Chief. Was thinking it might be a small rosette, then again I looked at the actual size and thought way too small for that.
 
Awesome hunt! [emoji106]
 

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