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Toasted Fatty and Eagle

RelicMaster777

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Gold Cost Long Island n.y. Fema region II
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All Treasure Hunting
Went to my old ball field last night for a little hunt where I pulled a matron head LC last week. Pop a few bottle tops and some pull tabs. Themn got a 1930 wheatie and the a musket ball. Before I was about to leave I got two signals pretty close to one another. When I popped them I was pretty sure they were Indians, but was unsure because it was night and couldn't really see them. At home clean them as best as I could. One turned out to be a toasted fatty Indian. The other was toasted too. But I could see the date 1858 and whats left of a eagle. This is the second flying eagle I've ever found both toast. At least this has the date
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Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
Isn't it interesting how something can be so ugly and so beautiful at the same time? Congrats and cheers to ya mate! :skullflag: :occasion14:
 
Thats what my wife says to me lol great finds I would be very happy well done
 
Excellent saves!!
 
Nice finds!

When I read Toasted Fatty in your title I had a flashback to last night at the bar...
 
Nice finds. Congrats
 
Nice finds! :occasion14:

It's a shame that the soil isn't kind to copper coins. :dontknow:
 
Wtg on the hunt, two nice coins, congrats.
 
As old as you can get with small cents! Congrats
 
Nice finds!

When I read Toasted Fatty in your title I had a flashback to last night at the bar...
I was thinking of a day I had at our local water park.
 
I’m very jealous, especially of the flying eagle Cent. Way to go!
 

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