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BIGHEAD

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Metal Detecting
Hey guys haven't posted in a while,been working alot!! I went to a lot where I found a bunch of wheats and a couple of rosies. I got a stange penny signal and dug it up, then lost it :icon_scratch:. So I covered the hole and rechecked and got the penny signal again :icon_scratch: :icon_scratch:. So I turned the discrem all the way down and finally found the target :thumbsup:. But it was so crudy I couldn't figure out what it was :icon_scratch:. I went to pick up kids and started washing it, and dang if I didn't see feathers! It took me three days of cleaning before I could see the date 1892!!! My first indian and first pre 1900 coin :thumbsup:. The next week I found my first silver half a 64 kennedy. Then the next day I found a 1900 Queen Victoria penny :icon_queen:at a local park. I was suprised by this find because most of parks around here are pounded pretty hard. Its Florida lots of retired people with metal detecters :angel4:. Anyway thanks for lookin and happy hunting Bighead
 

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Yeah, I just usually toss crusty injuns back in the hole for the next sucker to find, just keep the deep greenies...

DUH, kidding...

Sorry this dude is so beat! Great find...I love seeing feathers come out of the ground, in any condition.
 

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