Nate in Ohio
Bronze Member
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2005
- Messages
- 1,117
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- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Detector(s) used
- DFX
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hey guys. Me, Mirage, and Dan got out again today, at the area that those two have been finding some real nice stuff including LCs and such lately. I haven't been there until today. We were plotting which areas to explore and I just kind of went along with whatever was decided. Long story short, we ended up later in the day at a real old foundation with the well pictured below. Nearby I ended up with my first large cent which was awesome to find, and kind of like what Dan said, like a monkey off my back. When you find something like that, at least for me, it's great to know you're going back that far when you consider the history of the small area that you're detecting. Also a silver rosie and 4 wheats (one of em has this weird raised edge or something and it's all corroded and bumpy on the coin's surface). Thanks again to Dan for allowing a great day detecting; as bad as the thick thorns got, it sure was an experience and a day I won't forget.
Dan with the detectors ready to go:
Also pictured is my first fatty IH, a nice 1859 that I found locally a couple weeks ago.
Large cent as dug:
Then scrubbed with ammonia:
Then oil added:
A well, part of the foundation near the LC:
That messed up wheat penny:
HH all!
Dan with the detectors ready to go:
Also pictured is my first fatty IH, a nice 1859 that I found locally a couple weeks ago.
Large cent as dug:
Then scrubbed with ammonia:
Then oil added:
A well, part of the foundation near the LC:
That messed up wheat penny:
HH all!
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Go clean that coin so I can see what it is. Great move.









