Weekend Indian Heads and Barber

Goldiver

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A hunting buddy was nice enough to invite me on a hunt saturday. It was the site of an old one room schoolhouse and had been hunted before. We gave it a shot and I found a 1907-O Barber dime, a 1907 Indian Head cent, and a 1918 Lincoln cent. Just before finding the Barber dime I found a tiny good luck charm :), which I forgot to photograph. One side says Good Luck to You, the other side has a horse shoe and a clover.

Sunday we hunted one of my old spots and I got a nice 1906 Indian Head, 1911, 1929, and 1940 wheat cents.
 

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Wow! Congrats on the great coins. That 1906 IH looks fantastic.
Great job.
-MM-
 
Very nice finds, sounds like a good hunting spot.
 
great detail on the coins, your ground is good to them, they come alot ours here in NE PA...Great job...TnT
 
I must say that those coins aged very well!

Congrats on the finds!
 
What in the world did you do to that 1906 IH to make it look so good? That coin is awesome. Great finds.
 
AU-50 1906 Indian! VF-20 Barber dime. Fantastic finds! WTG HH
Coinman66
 
Evolution said:
What in the world did you do to that 1906 IH to make it look so good? That coin is awesome. Great finds.

Thanks for the compliments. I cleaned the 1906 Indian Head by soaking in peroxide for 1-1/2 to 2 hours and taking it out and clean it with a wet Q-Tip. I then repeat the process several times, you have to keep an eye on them because if you leave them soaking too long it seems to dull them a little. The '06 could stand a little more treatment on the reverse. I just recently started trying this process, some one had posted it online, so I can't take all the credit. So far it seems to work rather nicely on the right coins.
 
Very nice coins,what a great day,congrats!!
 
nice coins,,, the 06 is a real diamond.... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
 
Very NICE ~ VERY VERY NICE!!! Congrat's! WTG!!!
 
Great coins! I'm glad the peroxide treatment worked so well on the '06. That coin deserves to look its best (i.e. look New).
What a hunt!
 
any IH dug or not with full LIBERTY is a thing of beauty... congrats on pulling one out.... I pulled a 1883 with full liberty a month or so ago... was awesome.... enjoy the excitement of an awesome find!
 
Nice coins! ;D It's so nice when the IH's come out looking so good. Most of my nice looking ones are from the 1900's. Barber looks great too. :)

I gotta get up to Sandusky soon to take my mom's dock out of the bay. Water is starting to get cold and I don't have a wet suit. :P

I see you use fisher detectors. Which one is you primary land machine?

Bob
 
That 1906 is frickin' beautiful! The Barber dime looks pretty, too. Keep pounding those sites!
 
They must have been dropped soon after being minted. That Barber dime is a beauty!


Nice coins!




Ridley
 

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