An odd IHP and some silver

[sscindercoop]

I hit my favorite park last night and decided to cover a small section that ive seen other guys detecting. About half an hour into the hunt I get a penny signal from under an old oak tree. so I start to dig kinda under a root and at about 4-5 inches I find a thick little coin. At first I thought maybe old play money. I used a little water to clean and realized it was a 1908 IHP, I cant tell if there is a mint mark or not. About 20 feet away in between 3 trees I got an iffy signal I started to dig and the ground had alot of sand in it about 3 inches down I saw the shine of silver it was a 1907 D mint mark barber dime. The back is pitted but its in better shape then the one I found last week so im happy. Thanks for looking and HH.

 

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[texjim]

thats cool looking. good job

 

[mikewaz]

Nice finds!
I've never seen an Indian that thick before. I guess that's what makes this hobby so great, huh?
Mike

 

[OldNorthwest]

That Indian Head looks like it's been hammered along the edges, like someone wanted to make a coin ring.

 

[Johnny Ringo Silver]

I would rule out any kind of error simply because they used precut planchets.
I agree with the hammering around the edge. Why they did that who knows.
Great finds in any case!

 

[sscindercoop]

Yea I figured it wasn't minted that way. Thanks guys

 

[crazyjarhead]

Now that's what you call a "fatty" Rather strange though. No idea. Worth looking in to

 

[joey]

ive made a few rings out of coins and that is for sure what someone was trying to do ! great finds!

 

[X-Terra70_TreasureHunter]

What happened to the IHP was the mint was setting
up the Pressure for the Dies.

Dave

 

[sscindercoop]

Better pics added.

 

[magoo30]

Interesting Find !! WTG

 

[Golden1]

G1

 

[garthbfan169]

WTG ss interesting finds!!