Semi-key Indian today

[McCDig]

Got out of work early and headed to The Park. It took a bit of test searching, but I found an "old" area I'll return to when there's more time. Did manage two Indians: 1870 and 1883, as well as some pottery pieces and green glass, along with an unusual button-looking object that is hard rubber on the front and a very sound shank on the back.

 

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[DFW_THer]

Nice Mike! I like your semi-key vs key explanation too.

 

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[doninbrewster]

Hey Stefen,

I consider the lower mintage 1870s and the 1864L as semi-keys, and reserve the key date to a the 1877, 1908S and 1909S, which are the hardest to find.

I agree with you.

 

[McCDig]

Hey Neil,

Congrats on that "key" date 1870. Looks like a valuable piece in more ways than one($)!

 

[McCDig]

Doninbrewster, thank you for the picks and "Congrats" on these recoveries!

 

[McCDig]

Brad, thanks and fist-bump, high-five, exuberant congrats on your 1st year "trime" of Feb 4, 2016, not only a "first year", but your first trime of 2016!