Weather finally is breaking here in the Northeast(At least in upstate NY). Got out of the house after lunch and hit a few spots I know. The first was a corn field where an old school stood in the 1800's. Got a couple descent signals but the ground was still like concrete! So off to a place where a house once stood in the 1800's but is just field now. Still a lot of snow but enough bare spots to keep me happy. And I could dig for the most part. Was hunting a knoll that was bare, but no iron signals so I was surprised when I got a coin hit. Thought it was a wheaty from the reading, down about 5". Nope! A 1824 Large Cent. Other than some kind of buckle and a axe head, that was all I could find signal wise .
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Large Cent
- Thread starter Malox
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