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Luckily it was 177 years old
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It's my 3rd one out of the old cellar hole. Man the finds are getting thin around there now. I can walk for 50 feet and not even get a signal.
My two hour hunt yesterday only resulted in a 1980 memorial cent.
I drool with envy
that\s a nice lookin cent, love the other 2 you posted, they held up well. Up here in Ontario the pickins are gettin slim, most property iis privately owned and it's tough to get permissions to hunt unless it's through someone that knows someone lol. Not saying it's dry, only saying tougher. The towns and cities are clamping down on this due to the few that leave the holes and or a dig mess, so the research books are always still open to find new pay dirt. Cheers.
I guess your post is a good barometer for telling how much any of us love metal detecting. How addicted we are. I would gladly take a day off work to metal detect if I knew that the hunt would yield a single modest-value large cent in five hours time. I would probably lose sleep the night before in anticipation of finding that one large cent.