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Six Indian head afternoon....

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Chris(SoCenWI)

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Hello All,

Not much detecting going on for me this year. We finally got some rain so it is possible to dig without C4 and a backhoe.

Spotted some road construction a week or so ago. Yesterday decided to give it a go. I also asked and received permission at several adjacent houses, one was of a pre-civil war vintage.

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I was hoping for some older silver, may have to go back with the WOT and try again. I did get an older 1865 IH that is in beautiful condition.

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Chris(SoCenWI)
 
Beautuiful Indian Chris....I here ya on that soil by you guys...We got sand by me , but that clay by you is just not fun to dig in .....Even when its wet , its still messy ! Congrats !
 
Here in Beloit and the Rock river valley the soil tends to be sandier, and is very kind to copper. Head 20-30 miles east of here and much more clay. I've dug a lot of green corroded indians over that way. We should meet up some time.

Chris
 
that's the nicest dug 1865 I've ever seen.:cheers:

It is an absolute blazer.

My soil isn't kind to injuns' so they usually come out crusty and nasty.

Congrats on the 6 injun' day...and I hope you get some more hunting in before your ground freezes.
 
Nice coppers and silvers ! Congrats ! :clap:
 
That is a great day Chris. I would love to see an indian come out of our ground that at least resembles an indian.:biggrin:
 
I'd say that Indian is the best I've seen come out the ground......That certainly would be a banner coin.:thumbup:.............John
 
Nice looking indian chris!
 
n/t
 
Holy smokes that 1865 is a beauty! really nice finds! - Jim
 
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