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Yes wow is all I can say! Diane and I met up with my nephew Paul and his brother and his brothers daughter and went out to a field where an old house once stood. The lady who owns the fields, who is in her 90's says this was her grandfathers house site until it burned down. We started out finding some square nails, parts of spoons, typical farm iron etc. Then I got a decent signal and dug my oldest coin so far. A beautiful 1818 Large Cent. After a little more hunting I had to go to meet someone and so the rest of the group continued on to hunt. I got a call later telling me that Paul found three Large Cents 1828, 1831 and 1844 and his brother found one, 1833. They were all in exceptional condition, with full liberty and clear dates. My 1818 is so nice you can see the lines in the Matron Heads hair!

 

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wy to go! love those large cent. willy
 
Those are amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't see three older coins in that good a condition.

WTG

Rockyredbaron

HH to all
 
Outstanding hunt. Congrats to all of you and thanks for the video. :thumbsup:
-MM-
 
You must have some good soil there! great coins!
 
Congrats,

That is a great site. I would dig every signal out there.

Jer
 
Congrats on the large cents, sounds like the entire group had a wonderful time with some great finds. :thumbsup:
 
WoW! Those are in nice condition. That is a killer hunt good job.
 
Congrats on the LC's. Beautys I might say. :icon_thumright:
 

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