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First Largie Today 2-22-09 :detecting:

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Excellent Find Darrell.....Location is the key to nice finds like that. Now it's up to you to be patient and try diff. approaches to hunting it. Changing of the coils, diff. angles,diff. settings...etc. and you may just walk out of there with some more old coins and maybe buttons and buckles.
 
Awesome Derrell, the rest will come easier now that you've crossed into the Twilight Zone.
Grats.
 
Thanks Mike!!!!!!!
 
Thanks Ex-Sox!!!! Good luck to you on your next hunt
 
Congrats on the new coins!!!! :inlove:
Lauren
 
Thanks a lot Eddie!!!!! Im sure you will come across one soon!!!!! And GREAT luck to you on your next hunt!!!
Derrell
 
Thank you so much Bryce!!!!
And Thanks for answering all my annoying questions!!! your a heck of a guy :buds:!!!!!!!
Thanks
Derrell
 
HAHA thanks Mascard!!! I would take the ran any day over the snow!!!!! I would also trade you Indiana for California any day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Thanks Neal!!!!!!1
 
Thanks Mattockman,,, I went back today and found an old ax head,,, another lantern bottom and a 1916 d wheat cent,,,I think im the only guy that can go to a 1800's site and pull a wheat penny lol Good luck to you!!
Derrell
 
Thanks Jeff!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Thanks N2Treasure!!!!!! Good luck on your future hunts!!!
 
Thanks NH Bob... I hope they do!!!!!! lol but not to easy,,,, That's why we enjoy it so much!!!!!!!!!!! Good luck
Derrell
 
Thanks Utah!!!!
Im sure it will start slowing down soon lol Good luck to you!!!!!!
 
Nice find!! I love finding those large coppers. The soil here in Connecticut is not usually so kind to the old coppers. most of the time they are pretty beat. You can see the features, but they aren't as solid as yours. I found quite a few large cents, Connecticut coppers, and even some early English coppers last year - most aren't as nice as yours. Occasionally you have the "perfect storm" of soil conditions (minerals, acids, type of trees etc) and the coin pops out in great condition.
I've been following you - keep up the good work!!

Bruce in Ct
 
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