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Final hunt of the year brings a half cent.

LDC

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Long time lurker first time poster. Usually post on an Ohio forum but I'm moving to Tennessee soon so thought I'd join Find Mall.

So the sun came out yesterday afternoon and I just couldn't resist getting a hunt in. I decided to rehunt the field where I recently found my flying eagle. There was still plenty of snow on the ground and with the sun out things got real muddy, what a mess. Was having lots of luck finding buttons but no luck finding any old coins. Finally at dusk just before heading home I got a 11-46(47) signal which I just had to dig. It took me a while to find the target because at this point it was pretty dark I could barely see. I knew I had a coin about the size of a quarter but I had to wait till I got home to see what it was. I thought it could be something good as I had found the flying eagle close by but thought it may just be a clad quarter that the farmer dropped. Well when I got home and got it under some water I immediately saw that I had an 1850 half cent! I was pretty excited and as our buddy halfcent would say LIVE THE DREAM! My coin book (the red book) says there were only 39,812 minted in 1850. So I guess you could say that I was literally as happy as a pig in the mud. :D

I noticed one of the small flat buttons I found has the Star of David on it, kinda neat.

HH
 
A very nice find. Thanks for joining and sharing! Looking forward towards more. Thanks for the pictures.

NebTrac
 
Very nice buttons and a very nice Half Cent! Way to go! Those are hard to come by, as I don't see very many posted. Welcome to the forum and welcome to Tennessee soon. What part are you moving to?
 
Sooper Dave said:
Very nice buttons and a very nice Half Cent! Way to go! Those are hard to come by, as I don't see very many posted. Welcome to the forum and welcome to Tennessee soon. What part are you moving to?

Thanks Dave, I'm looking for a place to rent south of Nashville, Franklin area. Where you located?
 
Fantastic finds Micah, Tennessee's gain will be Ohio's loss. We will have to make a road trip to visit you and go detecting. My wife is from Tennessee and I love it there.
 
I am souteast of Nashville, just past Murfreesboro. Franklin is nice and has a lot of history. Love all the old houses off the square, and has a rich Civil War history. Let me know when you get down this way if you need any help or want to go out and hunt. David
 
Tony that sound like a fun time, I'd love it if you could make it. Wait a few months to a year till I get settled in and we can talk details.
 
Welcome to the etrac forum!
Wow! Thats a nice 1850 halfcent! :clapping: I found the big sister 1850 LG cent (not very good) back a couple months ago.
Again congratulations! HH
 
REALLY NICE FINDS:clapping:

The Buttons are Great and your Half Cent is Gorgeous!

I found a 1824 Half Cent but not in the condition that yours is in

Congrats and Welcome
 
Great finds - a huge congrats on the Half Cent !:clapping:
 
Congratulations on all the buttons and especially that half cent awesome find :thumbup:
 
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