Penny fest

Johncoho

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Martinsburg, Pa. in the summer and Apache Junction
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Last afternoon and evening for about 3 hours at a permission I have been at for several weeks I have dug more pennies in one dig than I ever have for the short time digging. 64 pennies of which 2 were wheats, 1937 and 1957, and one Canadian 1964. Also 5 clad dimes and 2 newer nickels. I also dug an old buckle of some kind and a Winchester shotgun shell head. I have a penny beside the buckle to show the size. Any thoughts on what the buckle was for?
 

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It looks like you had a good hunt. The shotgun shell is 1890's which proves there may be seated liberty coinage and indian head pennies there.
 

64 pennies, 1964 Canadian......hmmmmm looks like a pattern to me?!?
 

Nice haul! Congrats!
 

That buckle had 3 tongues and was most likely horse tack...late 1800s - early 1900s
 

Nice numbers,, has to be some deeper older coins. With that many dropped pennies, You have to hit a few quarters. Unless someone cherry picked this site before you. Hit it again and try to focus on deep signals.
 

I do plan to hit this again. It has been so dry in my area, some rain would make better detecting, although I have dug quite I few small items at 6 and 7 inches. Most of the deep signals are junk. The property owner said that some of the areas I have dug were used to burn junk, as is evident by the aluminum lumps excavated.
Nice numbers,, has to be some deeper older coins. With that many dropped pennies, You have to hit a few quarters. Unless someone cherry picked this site before you. Hit it again and try to focus on deep signals.
 

Thank you for the buckle info. I never gave horse tack a thought.
That buckle had 3 tongues and was most likely horse tack...late 1800s - early 1900s
 

JOHN DANG BUCKLE NEAT FIND.
 

There is gems among those pennys. Looking good.
 

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