My first 2 center

[babybear]

Been awhile since I've posted anything but once again my yard has left me speechless. I've come to realize that to find the good stuff I have to go low and slow and dig the iffy signals. So far this spring it's paying off with a toasty indian, an awesome eagle button, and tonight the 2 center. I still have a lot to learn and I find this site invaluable for information so can anyone tell me how rare a find is this 2 cent coin? Thanks.

 

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[Ahab8]

Great yard finds! That 2 center is the same year as I found. Nice condition. Not super rare but an awesome find with a great design in my opinion. I also think it's just cool to dig a denomination that's not minted any more. If you dig an 1872 or 1873 2 cent you've got something nice and valuable my friend

 

[el remolino]

That is some great stuff there. The 2 cent is my favorite but those are all great finds.

 

[Leco]

It is all in such great shape! There is some kind of mineral in the soil here that just eats metal up. My wife found a skeleton key tonight while making a new flower bed. She is so excited because she has been wanting to find one, but she would be envious of yours. Its so clean.

 

[voodoo]

cool finds! Grats on the 2 center! (I still love finding old keys and padlocks for some strange reason. I like the key)

 

[babybear]

Thanks guys. I am amazed at the detail of that coin, most of the stuff I dig here is pretty toasty.
Leco that's actually my 4th skeleton key from the yard. The other 3 seem older than this one they look like they are made of brass.

 

[detroitdigger]

Congrats on 2 cent piece, and the other finds.thanks for sharing.

 

[mikefromIllinois]

Nice variety of finds. Congrats on the 2 cent piece, a coin that is not found that often.

 

[Ole # 7]

I really love the look of that key!

 

[vpnavy]

Great finds Bear! Thanks for sharing...

 

[park pirate]

Very nice two center, nice condition...

 

[JeffInMass]

Very nice finds! Two centers aren't very common- the 1864 (19+ million) and 1865 (13.6 million) were the most common- that's usually what you see posted. I've been lucky enough to find 8 of each. Can you tell us what the date is on the Indian (if it has one)?? It looks like the condition a nickel would come out of the ground looking like, so it might be a copper/nickel date (1859 - 1864).

Congrats & continued success to you!

-- Jeff --

 

[babybear]

No date on the Indian Jeff, but I can tell you I've dug 3 V nickels that show the same corrosion if that helps.

 

[MetalHeadAJ]

I really like that key! Would love to find one. Thanks for sharing.