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Day 2 on the CTX and found more Injuns!

R

ronfin

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Had two hours to hunt today so I spent the first hour in a new section of park that only produced a few Wheat pennies. In the second hour I moved back to the area I found the 1936 WLH and 3 IH's, and immediately started finding Wheats from the early teens. It wasn't long before I found this 1900 IH in great shape.



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Moving a few feet from the IH I came across another 12-29/30 target at 8 inches, and low and behold, another IH. Haven't cleaned it, so no date yet.



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Also found a flat button, but it's so corroded I have no idea what it is. Pic on that to come...
 
I amazes me how many IH's have been found in the short time the CTX has been out. Keep up the great finds Ron.
 
Yes IH and nickels seem to be pretty common and you gotta love the deep silvers!
 
Congrats... I would have to agree the CTX is an Indian Head finding machine...
 
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