My III cent worth

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We had an hour and a half today, so I went back out to the old tavern site today with my son... started out by getting 30 seconds away from the car with a Wheatie .... It was literally along the edge of the sidewalk and on top of a copper wire - but still sounded good! :dontknow:

Headed out to the field, continued to scan the area near where the half dime was found on Tuesday. Was about 20 feet from that spot and had a good sounding signal, but the ID numbers were jumping on the Etrac... From a 10 - 19 on the Ferrous side but somewhat steadier on the conductive at a 30-31. I had my son hit it with the Ace 250 and on that machine it bounced consistently between steel and a nickle. He said it was junk. ;D

Well I liked the sound 8) ... dug down to about 6 inches and found a jaw harp. :tongue3: It then broke in my hands. >:( So, I thought, my son was right. ::)

Wrong! I rescanned the hole and plug, now the signal screamed at me - a 12-27. :wink: Barely in the bottom of the uprooted plug I found it... this little thin silver disc. :hello2:

First thought was... NO... can't be another half dime! Alas it wasn't. My first III center... a nice 1852. :hello2: :headbang:

4" deep, mixed with Iron. I love this Etrac!!! ;D :icon_thumright:

1852 III Cent.webp III Cent back.webp
 
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She's a beauty! As the finder of four half dimes, I still yearn to find one of those little fellas :wink:
 
Congrats! You and I are in the same club! It is such a good feeling to find such a small coin, you know you aren't missing a single thing!! Go look for more!
 

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