Evolution
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- Upstate NY
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- All Treasure Hunting
Got out for a little while today in between the rain. I've had my eye on this farmers field for a while now. I'm waiting for the corn to come down so I can hit the area more completely. I was anxious to see what I might find here so I skirted the side of the field (see first picture). Walked about 100 yards in. Picked up a few signals along the way but not much to speak of. On the way back out I was staying pretty close to the tree line and I picked up a good quarter hit underneath some bushes. After moving the bushes out of the way I was able to pinpoint the signal at 5 1/2 inches. I was pleased to see the copper disk in the hole (pictures 2 and 3). I was almost positive this was a colonial coin. I have found colonial era relics here before. After soaking the coin in olive oil I saw that it was a matron head large cent. I cant read the date yet but I still have it soaking. Looks like it might be 1820's. I also found a flat button and a few other miscellaneous relics. My brother was out with me this morning also and he was able to find his first fired bullet. Thanks for looking.
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