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tymcmurray

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I am by far, the luckiest relic hunter this week.
The house I have been hunting is FULL of garbage!!
Take a look at some of the stuff I had to dig to get to the
good relics.

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Anyway, My last two posts
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,234614.0.html
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,234786.0.html
Had me reeling with great finds!!!
Joe and I hit the place again today, and I got the shock of digging
ANOTHER Flying Eagle, for a total of THREE in three days from the
same site!

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I also got a 1902 Indian, a 1823 Coronet Head (Key date worth about $200),
and the usual brass odds and ends.

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I know how lucky I am!!
The homeowner left out some family reunion photos from the 1800's to share.
 
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Wow, those old pictures really make your awesome finds even more special. ::)

Congrats, Ty. :thumbsup:

HH,
CAPTN SE
Dan
 
Just seeing that tree grow was more than enough for me. 3 Flyer's? Crazy.
 
Great site, and great photos!! Good research pays off once again!

Those Flying Eagles are in nice shape. Mine are always badly corroded when I find them.

Congrats!!
Neil
 
Wow, Wow, Wow! That must be some rush to nab three flying eagles in three hunts! Great job, and great finds!

Ray
 
Ty,
I can't believe your week!!! :o :thumbsup: UNBELIEVABLE big guy. Three for three is outstanding. Congrats on all your digs.
Thanks for posting those old pictures. Very cool. :thumbsup:
-MM-
 
rtde3 said:
3 flying Eagles in 3 days has to be a record! And banner worthy! Not to mention all the other coins & relics!
UNREAL!
Happy for you Big Man! Clean that place out!
I love the pics also! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
I bet you think you're going to wake up & it's all a dream! ;D

BANNER!

Thank Rob!
I pulled that last Eagle out and just looke at Joe in disbelief.
I'll take it, but it will be hard to top.
 
Neil in West Jersey said:
Great site, and great photos!! Good research pays off once again!

Those Flying Eagles are in nice shape. Mine are always badly corroded when I find them.

Congrats!!
Neil

I am not sure what the composition of the FE's are,
but the Indians come out near perfect every time.
The Eagles, however, are a bit corroded.
 
ModernMiner said:
Ty,
I can't believe your week!!! :o :thumbsup: UNBELIEVABLE big guy. Three for three is outstanding. Congrats on all your digs.
Thanks for posting those old pictures. Very cool. :thumbsup:
-MM-

It was in the back of my mind, but I surely didn't expect to get another one.
Thanks!
 
Fantastic finds!!!!! I don't care what anybody says,,,,ya gotta dig the trash to get to the good stuff!!!!WTG!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
cannot get any better. keep digging you might find another one. good luck. :thumbsup:
 
kdismuke1 said:
cannot get any better. keep digging you might find another one. good luck. :thumbsup:

Joe got a 1857 last summer there and all of mine are '58's.
It would be nice to get just one more, but chances are slim.
But we will keep looking!
 
Ty! Great job on the "hat-trick" - finding one is fantastic, but three?! Outstanding for sure! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


Have you had a chance to check if you have any "8 over 7" varieties yet?
 
DD-777 said:
Ty! Great job on the "hat-trick" - finding one is fantastic, but three?! Outstanding for sure! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


Have you had a chance to check if you have any "8 over 7" varieties yet?
Good Question DD :thumbsup:
 
DD-777 said:
Ty! Great job on the "hat-trick" - finding one is fantastic, but three?! Outstanding for sure! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


Have you had a chance to check if you have any "8 over 7" varieties yet?

I haven't cleaned them well enough to be able to tell. I will take them to a dealer
and let him tell me.
 
tymcmurray said:
DD-777 said:
Ty! Great job on the "hat-trick" - finding one is fantastic, but three?! Outstanding for sure! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


Have you had a chance to check if you have any "8 over 7" varieties yet?

I haven't cleaned them well enough to be able to tell. I will take them to a dealer
and let him tell me.

Apparently, the way to tell is to look for a small dot in the field above the first 8 - during production, the die was ground down until the 7 was invisible. Hope this helps... :thumbsup:
 
wow --cool pics -- nice old coins . looks like you did alot of digging
 
Wow! Wow! & wOW!
Great finds and great pictures!
Thanks for sharing!
I would stay with that place for a long, long time.
HH

John
 

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