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Picture of indian head penny
- Thread starter jazzman58
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fwcrawford
Well-known member
n/t
Just picked this one up. 8" coil on it as my usual hunting areas do not have much in the way of metal posts, etc. I cannot believe how "fast" this machine is. Once I would find a target and begin to pinpoint it, I could slow down my swing to the point that I would almost have a continuous tone over the object. If this had been my first detector instead of my fourth one I would probably not gotten another. If all Tesoro's are anything like this then I am sold and will probably "retire" my others.
I found one just like it a while back same year as a matter of fact 1864, mine had a little more patina on it though. It's a sweet day when we find an old one there far and few in between now days.
That's a super nice find.
kaolinwasher
Well-known member
thats exeptional what a nice find
deliveryboy
New member
Very nice coin. What kind of area did you find it in? How deep? I love how giddy you are over your find. The Compadre will bring many more similar feelings, it is a great tool.
Found the penny in my own yard (house is over 100 years old). It was around 4 inches deep,right on the edge of a "paver patio" we had put in about 12 years ago (before I got a metal detector). Now I'm starting to wonder what might be under the darn thing. I doubt the wife will let me tear it up just to detect it. Oh well, I guess it will have to remain a mystery.
Rainyday101
New member
jazzman58 said:
They are. Retire them and try another Tesoro.