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~~ Pre-Civil War House - revisited !!! ~~

artzstuff1

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Wayne Co. IL. "POND CREEK"
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Tesoro's (many- 7-8)
Did not have much time to really swing it hard ,but will return .

My brother dug a real nice 1898 I.H. and I got a real old brooch with a nice blue stone,(glass).

The 1908-s I.H. came from a church site a couple of weeks ago, its been in the treatment tank.


Thanks for looking

arthur
 

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Good looking IH nice clean up job i like that broach :icon_thumleft: treatment tank :icon_scratch: Dd60
 
The brooch is a good size. Funny how someone could loose something as large as that. I guess the lawn mower goat didn't trim the grass close enough! Nice find.
 
Congrats on the key date 1908-s Indian head. I do not recally seeing one posted before. As Plehbah would say, that coin will fit very nicely in your Whitman folder.
 
Nice finds
Keep them coming
 
Think I read on a post last week that one of the "treatments" that one of the THers used was, if they got a copper coin with stuff on the face front or back of it, they would put some pepsident toothpaste on it and let it set for a day or so. Seems that when the Pepsident dries and contracts, it takes with it the residue. Might want to try it on a few not-so-rare coins before you try it on the 1908S. That is a good find. :thumbsup:
 
hikeinmts said:
Think I read on a post last week that one of the "treatments" that one of the THers used was, if they got a copper coin with stuff on the face front or back of it, they would put some pepsident toothpaste on it and let it set for a day or so. Seems that when the Pepsident dries and contracts, it takes with it the residue. Might want to try it on a few not-so-rare coins before you try it on the 1908S. That is a good find. :thumbsup:

I will give that a try!!

thanks for the reply

art
 
terpfan said:
Congrats on the key date 1908-s Indian head. I do not recally seeing one posted before. As Plehbah would say, that coin will fit very nicely in your Whitman folder.

I guess that they are a semi key coin??

thanks for the reply!!

art
 
artzstuff1 said:
terpfan said:
Congrats on the key date 1908-s Indian head. I do not recally seeing one posted before. As Plehbah would say, that coin will fit very nicely in your Whitman folder.

I guess that they are a semi key coin??

thanks for the reply!!

art

That is a terrific date. Indian head cents were produced from 1859-1909. The three lowest mintages were:
1909-s------309,000
1877--------852,000
1908-s-----******1,115,000*******

To give a comparison, the three highest mintages were:
1907-----108,137,143
1906-----96,020,530
1902-----87,374,704
 
terpfan said:
artzstuff1 said:
terpfan said:
Congrats on the key date 1908-s Indian head. I do not recally seeing one posted before. As Plehbah would say, that coin will fit very nicely in your Whitman folder.

I guess that they are a semi key coin??

thanks for the reply!!

art

Thanks for the info terpfan!!!


art

That is a terrific date. Indian head cents were produced from 1859-1909. The three lowest mintages were:
1909-s------309,000
1877--------852,000
1908-s-----******1,115,000*******

To give a comparison, the three highest mintages were:
1907-----108,137,143
1906-----96,020,530
1902-----87,374,704
 

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