big pennys older sister

[CladMagnet]

well with winter coming I probably just had my last hunt still have no silver coins I think my ace 250 just don't like silver but I did wrap up with my oldest coin haven't got the date off of it yet but its pre 1839 i think, ill have to clean it up like i did my 1845 lg cent and see. Being a newb at this stuff can anyone tell me what I'm supposed to all winter? lol happy digging

 

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[Damon64]

Nice LC's!!!

 

[pganjon]

Hi, Thrift stores, Antique stores, Research for old sites, maybe a trip down south to an area with no snow or frozen ground Thank God for this website, as you have alot of Brothers and Sisters that are around the world still hunting and still showing there finds God Bless Paul

 

[Deep Seeker]

Nice finds

It might just be the way the pic is, but the LC appears to be 1818.

 

[CladMagnet]

Nice finds

It might just be the way the pic is, but the LC appears to be 1818.

wow just looked at the pic and it does look like 1818 man thats old

 

[MKnTenn]

That green one has a different profile, it does look like 1818. Nice finds! HH

 

[Indiana Digger]

"...can anyone tell me what I'm supposed to all winter?"

Research, research, research!

Find old maps online - read old newspaper microfilm at your library - talk to a local old person (my buddy's granny is 103, she'll be 104 in January) You never know what you'll learn.

Thoroughly clean and service your detector and gear.


Since I began this silly addiction, I started "books" for all my not-so-valuable coins. I tumble-clean them and then put them in (Whitman) folders. All the rest, I sort, wrap and dream of the day when I can use my findings to buy an additional detector.

By the way, the ground won't freeze for a while - you can probably get out for a couple more hunts.

Happy Hunting,

~Indiana Digger~

 

[HighTone]

Nice old coppers...Congrats

 

[Roland58]

Great finds! Be sure to let us know what the actual date is....I'm going to go with 1816.

In answer to your question, simply, move south.

 

[CladMagnet]

"...can anyone tell me what I'm supposed to all winter?"

Research, research, research!

Find old maps online - read old newspaper microfilm at your library - talk to a local old person (my buddy's granny is 103, she'll be 104 in January) You never know what you'll learn.

Thoroughly clean and service your detector and gear.


Since I began this silly addiction, I started "books" for all my not-so-valuable coins. I tumble-clean them and then put them in (Whitman) folders. All the rest, I sort, wrap and dream of the day when I can use my findings to buy an additional detector.

By the way, the ground won't freeze for a while - you can probably get out for a couple more hunts.

Happy Hunting,

~Indiana Digger~

sound advice and probably right about the couple more hunts thing lol

 

[CoilFisher]

LOL silver?! --you got 2 largies man! The glass is half full.

Why dont you save for a Minelab this Winter (work some extra) and go back to that place--I bet you find some silver then!

 

[CladMagnet]

LOL silver?! --you got 2 largies man! The glass is half full.

Why dont you save for a Minelab this Winter (work some extra) and go back to that place--I bet you find some silver then!

thats the dream ive been dreaming lol