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Indian head and family time

Riggleman

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Spent the day out with my wife and daughter enjoying the nice weather and trying to score some good finds. The first site produced 1 dropped bullet and 2 horse shoes, the second site was a bust until we were about to come home, then i got on the 1864 indian head penny, the face is very worn but the date is readable. Unsure if or how to tell if its a key date "L" indian head.
 

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Looks like everyone had a fine time.
 
Beautiful day! How nice that the family enjoyed it!
 
You can’t beat a day of metal detecting with the family especially when you find an Indian head, congratulations!
 
Awesome find! Congrats! Having the family with you makes it so much better!
 
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..: NICE FINDS Riggleman :..
Looks like LittleRiggle had a great time as well!
 
The patina on that Indian looks like that of a fatty (different copper/nickel composition of the later 1864-1909 Indians)
Compare the thickness of that Indian with a later one cent coin. I'm thinking fatty Indian....
Congrats on a day with the family and the finds!
 
Good for you and your family! I hope that is the first of many great days treasure hunting for your daughter.
 
I believe it is a "fatty" indian, i knew as soon as i saw it it wasnt a lincoln it seemed thicker
 

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