I managed to score a fatty Indian, merc, wheat and old concave button that says rich colour on it. Also got some Oleg Cassinii cologne (was about 3 inches deep), some clad and odds and ends. The old coins again were faint whisper signals but the VDI's all pretty much gave me a good idea of what I was digging. When I was digging the fatty I was thinking maybe its a flying eagle but it ended up being a fatty Indian which is just fine with me.
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June 18th morning hunt at the same park as yesterday
- Thread starter Giant056
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Nancy-IL
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I love the fatty Indian. I found two 1859's last year and they're nice to have. With the finds you've been showing us, you might come across that Flying Eagle soon. If you do, you'll be smelling like Oleg Cassinii. 
Oh, that's not right.....You'll be smelling like a rose! 
Thanks for sharing and keep up the great hunting and finds!
We're under a thunderstorm warning, so no hunting here. Plus it's awful hot and humid. :veryangry: HH to all, Nancy
Oh, that's not right.....You'll be smelling like a rose! Thanks for sharing and keep up the great hunting and finds! We're under a thunderstorm warning, so no hunting here. Plus it's awful hot and humid. :veryangry: HH to all, Nancy