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1853 GOLD $1 DOLLAR

Lcb24kt

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A little bit of snow on the ground didn't keep me from finding the Number 1 item on my bucket list, a gold coin! I never thought I would find one! It was a great day metal detecting! Besides the 1853 $1 Gold Coin I also found a 1905 Indian Head Penny, 1956 Wheatie, 1 flat button, Bronze Bicenntenial Commerative Coin

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=QTNmQrWYYB0[/video]
 
Awesome find, hope one day I can find one!

Happy Hunting

Justin
 
Wow that is Awesome! Congratulations!
 
THE ULTIMATE FIND!!

Big Congrats!!!

Those are tiny!! Great job to recover it!!

What was the depth on the gold coin?
 
Lcb24kt said:
The coin was about 8" down

WOW!!
That is much deeper than I expected a detector to hit on such a small target!!

I am very impressed with you and your Fisher!!

Those hit very low on the conductivity scale. I doubt I would have dug it, thinking it was a pull tab or foil... What impressed you about the detector output to decide to dig it?
 
The numbers were right and it had a nice sounding lower tone. Also the field i was hunting in was pretty clean, hardly any trash at all, so it was very easy to hear all the targets. I even said I thought it was gold or junk before I dug it. I love my F-75...I use it at DIV hunts in that high mineralized VA red soil and was finding targets over a foot deep. Its an amazing detector.
 
I for one would get it checked. The internet says a lot of copies were made in Isreal in 1969. It should weigh 1.7 grams also, a bit less with a hole. I know of no machine that can hit that small of gold at 8". Hope its the real deal.
 
n/t
 
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