hollowpointred
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got out this morning to this park i have been hunting lately. it dates back to the mid 1800s but good finds are reeeeal scarce. this place has been pounded over the years but its so big that i find it impossible that everything has been found. this morning i proved my theory correct with this 1846 Large Cent. it was smack dab in the middle of a huge field. it was a solid good signal, only about 4 inches down. i guess in that big old field no one before ever got their coil over this spot. I'm pretty certain there is a lot of stuff still in that field. i also found a little bell that looks like it must have been around a small farm animals neck at one time. anyway. this morning was a pretty good one. 
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Even better! 
its got corrosion over the 4 (or the1) and it really looked like a 4 to me, but now looking at my Blue book, i think you might be right! it does kinda look more like a Matron Head doesnt it. i was going to try to clean it up with the peroxide method, but thought better of it when i really looked at it. im afraid the dirt may be the only thing that is bringing the detail out on it. what do you guys think? peroxide or not? at any rate,thanks for the comments everyone.
actually i make it sound worse than it is. in the mornings i rarely ever see anyone exept for a few dog walkers. i will let you know ahead of time if im going. that place has shut me out a lot of days and probably will a lot more days but i just know there is some good stuff still there. its almost like i refuse to believe otherwise! im gonna find stuff at that park if it kills me! 







