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central ohio
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Reply To This Topic #1 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:13:53 PM |
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I would say from the look of it,the scratch was already there.I find that when you scratch silver,the new scratch looks really shiny. EXCELLENT FIND!!!! CONGRATS!!!!!
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Ye old DigginItUp, new year, new name! Posts: 1358
Wayne County, NY
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Reply To This Topic #2 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:16:54 PM |
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Holy Crap! A find of a lifetime!
Mintage: 160,295 Description G 8 F VF40 MS55
1795 3 Leaves: 1400 2000 4000 7200
1795 2 Leaves: 1400 2200 4900 8500
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Facilitator of Happiness Posts: 554
East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #3 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:19:14 PM |
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Holy Crap! A find of a lifetime!
Mintage: 160,295 Description G 8 F VF40 MS55
1795 3 Leaves: 1400 2000 4000 7200
1795 2 Leaves: 1400 2200 4900 8500
You think this would be considered good? Or worse?
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Posts: 4084
Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #4 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:21:17 PM |
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Holy sh*t! That is a find of a lifetime! You really should be on the banner in 10 more seconds. UNBELIEVABLE!
That sucks you decked her though. It doesn't matter...you found FlOWING HAIR WILVER!
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stroudsburg pa
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Reply To This Topic #5 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:21:33 PM |
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i agree it looks like an old scratch,nice find kevin!!!!
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #6 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:23:12 PM |
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Holy crap! This deserves another post by myself. I am happy for you, dude! What kind of site is this? WOOOOW! 
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Ye old DigginItUp, new year, new name! Posts: 1358
Wayne County, NY
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Reply To This Topic #7 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:24:01 PM |
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At least FINE condition! Most hair details still show and full rim.
Sweet!
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #8 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:25:06 PM |
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I can't stop posting. I am soooo thrilled for you, dude! I wish I could shake your hand now! Maybe give you a kiss, too. 
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #9 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:25:32 PM |
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Holy crap! This deserves another post by myself. I am happy for you, dude! What kind of site is this? WOOOOW!  It is a field....Just a big open field....Where I find all my coppers.... 
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #10 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:29:22 PM |
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Somebody, slap me...I am giddy over Flowing wilver!  FLOWING WILVER DOLLAR! You kick some but-tocks! You rock, dude! You rock, bud! You just frickin' rock, wilver dollar digger upper dude of the Flowing Hair variety!
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Facilitator of Happiness Posts: 554
East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #11 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:31:09 PM |
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Somebody, slap me...I am giddy over Flowing wilver!  FLOWING WILVER DOLLAR! You kick some but-tocks! You rock, dude! You rock, bud! You just frickin' rock, wilver dollar digger upper dude of the Flowing Hair variety! LMAO...Dude...I could not stop shaking when I found her....I am still in disbelief. This is my all time best find EVER. The scratch I am talking about is on the back under the eagle by the rim....It looks really bad.
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Posts: 4084
Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #12 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:32:42 PM |
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Dude, I am bowing to your detecting skills at this moment. Draped wilver is hard to find, let alone Flowing Hair! I wish you many more Flowing Hairs! Hmmm....maybe the Chain cent is next. 
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USA
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Reply To This Topic #13 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:32:47 PM |
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Congrats on a trully excellent find! The front scratches look quite old, on the reverse center bottom it looks like it got clipped by a digger but you know it is what it is, puke if you want I would but it takes nothing away from making such a great find. How many of these dollars have been dug in the last 7 years? This is the first I have ever seen posted!
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Facilitator of Happiness Posts: 554
East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #14 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:33:28 PM |
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Dude, I am bowing to your detecting skills at this moment. Draped wilver is hard to find, let alone Flowing Hair! I wish you many more Flowing Hairs! Hmmm....maybe the Chain cent is next.  I had NO idea this would be on this site....I was just plain dumbfounded when I saw what it was.
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Todd's Mill, NJ
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Reply To This Topic #15 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:34:13 PM |
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WOW!!
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Facilitator of Happiness Posts: 554
East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #16 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:34:22 PM |
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Congrats on a trully excellent find! The front scratches look quite old, on the reverse center bottom it looks like it got clipped by a digger but you know it is what it is, puke if you want I would but it takes nothing away from making such a great find. How many of these dollars have been dug in the last 7 years? This is the first I have ever seen posted!
Thanks Charles...I was just saying that to my wife...I have never even heard of one being dug.
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #17 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:36:34 PM |
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Dude, you keep on rockin'!
I'm found a rare coppa, while you found a rare wilver!
BANNER fo sho! hahaha
Banner for sure!
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Facilitator of Happiness Posts: 554
East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #18 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:37:56 PM |
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Dude, you keep on rockin'!
I'm found a rare coppa, while you found a rare wilver!
BANNER fo sho! hahaha
Banner for sure!
Thanks bro...You sure know how to keep me pumped up..lol. I am thinking about heading back down there right now...lol. I am so thrilled....Oh Nickel_buff's 1787 NJ copper is pretty sweet also.
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #19 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:41:09 PM |
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Oh, I forgot, you swing one of the best detectors on the market: WHITE'S! I dont never think I ever saw no one who swung a Minelab find a wilver Flowing! NO WAY! *Just pulling your strings Minelabers! 
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Facilitator of Happiness Posts: 554
East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #20 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:46:21 PM |
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Oh, I forgot, you swing one of the best detectors on the market: WHITE'S! I dont never think I ever saw no one who swung a Minelab find a wilver Flowing! NO WAY! *Just pulling your strings Minelabers!  I just did some research on this coin....I think it is a half dollar. I compared it to my silver dollar and it is a little smaller but a little bigger than a half dollar. On the rim it reads...FIFTY CENTS OR HALF A DOLLAR....I feel silly now...lol. O well I guess it is a Half dollar....Sigh
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Reply To This Topic #21 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:49:00 PM |
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Holy fecal matter......sweet sweet sweeeeeeeet...congrats man.........
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California
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Reply To This Topic #22 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:49:41 PM |
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Nice coin!!!! Nice piece of history in your hand.
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PA
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Reply To This Topic #23 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:50:11 PM |
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Holy, Flowing! Holy, Dollar! Holy, Silver! Holy! Holy! Holy! You rock, bud, you rock, bud, you rock, bud!  You ROCK! *Before I clicked post, KirkPA slapped me straight across my jib! He stated, "Get a hold of yourself, zoy! Kyle, Kyle, Kyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyle!"
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Those early PA settlers did too much and that is why coppas are found in abundance!
The Three Datectateers will miles to find the Colonial "stuff"! 
KirkKyleChris (KKC) and to those long-forgotten, coppa-dropping settlers!
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #24 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:52:51 PM |
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WHO CARES, BUD? IT DON'T MATTER TO NOBODY THAT DON'T EVER FIND NO FLOWING WILVER! YOU FOUND FLOWING AND THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERS, FLOWING HALF DUDE!
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West Virginia, USA
Detector used: Minelab Explorer SE, Xterra 70,Fisher F2,Titan 3000XD,Bounty Hunter Landstar
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Reply To This Topic #25 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 06:58:00 PM |
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its a field and wasnt down very deep ! so i'd say you didnt scratch it , But man !!!! what a find  very big congrats ;)
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #26 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 07:03:08 PM |
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WHO CARES, BUD? IT DON'T MATTER TO NOBODY THAT DON'T EVER FIND NO FLOWING WILVER! YOU FOUND FLOWING AND THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERS, FLOWING HALF DUDE!
I am still pumped...I never thought I would find one of these...Hell....I was happy with a silver rosey...lol
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Middleburg, Florida 32068
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Reply To This Topic #27 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 07:04:28 PM |
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WOW! I can imagine your excitement when you saw what you had found. Anyway you look at it, it is a beautiful find. Keep on that site no telling what else is lurking underground. Thanks for sharing the photo. Wonder if the Girl Scout button's bird might be a Blue Bird. I'm not sure if the Blue Birds and Girl Scout organizations were ever connected or had a relationship to each other though.
JRich
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Posts: 1003
central ohio
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Reply To This Topic #28 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 07:14:26 PM |
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Flowing hair 1/2 dime,half, whatever..still a super find!!! Should make the banner!!!
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Posts: 3036
Austin, TX
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Reply To This Topic #29 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 07:20:31 PM |
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Scratched or not, that is still one hell of a coin! You couldn't slap the grin off my face for months.
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It's better to be thought a fool, then open your mouth and remove all doubt. The definition of average is the best of the worst, and the worst of the best.
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Reply To This Topic #30 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 07:20:51 PM |
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Those blemishes will diminish the value of the coin a great deal, but it is an incredible find nonetheless. I got to hold a 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar a few months ago (it led to me getting the silver farm) and it had a gouge that cut its price from $2000-3000 to $500. The dollar is worth a lot more than the half. Great find!
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Silver farm: wheats 478, Indians 1, Buffs 21, V nickel 1, War nickels 10, Barber dimes 3, Mercs 34, Roseys 41, Canadian Ed VI dime 1, Barber quarters 2, Washington quarters 20, Walking Liberty Halves 7, Pittsburgh Railways tokens 10, 10K class ring
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Long Island, New York
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Reply To This Topic #31 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 07:22:42 PM |
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A FIND OF A LIFETIME - SCRATCH OR NO SCRATCH! A COIN LIKE THAT IS ON ALL OF OUR WISH (DREAM) LIST! INCREDIBLE! CERTAINLY SHOULD MAKE THE BEST FINDS OF 2007 ISSUE. BY THE WAY, TO AVOID SCRATCHING ITEMS IN THE FUTURE (THOUGH I'M NOT SAYING YOU SCRATCHED THIS ONE), WHEN IN A FIELD OR THE WOODS, USE A 26" GARDEN SHOVEL AND YOU CAN CUT A REAL WIDE PLUG TO BE SURE YOUR NOT NEAR THE TARGET.
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #32 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 07:49:41 PM |
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Those blemishes will diminish the value of the coin a great deal, but it is an incredible find nonetheless. I got to hold a 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar a few months ago (it led to me getting the silver farm) and it had a gouge that cut its price from $2000-3000 to $500. The dollar is worth a lot more than the half. Great find!
How bad was the scratch on your coin?
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Cool Ridge, WV
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Reply To This Topic #33 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:07:37 PM |
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Holy sweet mother of treasure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you should make the banner and stay there FOREVER lol u should also make every metal detecting magazine in the country...and be the front cover lol friggin awesome sweetness find dude can i please please PLEASE hold it? haha just kiddin......not really yea i agree scratch or not a find like this is priceless i wouldntve been able to run full speed across a field after a find like that id be crawling lol
hope u find many more like this so u can send them to ME! lol good luck & HH
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Reply To This Topic #34 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:13:03 PM |
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Those blemishes will diminish the value of the coin a great deal, but it is an incredible find nonetheless. I got to hold a 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar a few months ago (it led to me getting the silver farm) and it had a gouge that cut its price from $2000-3000 to $500. The dollar is worth a lot more than the half. Great find!
How bad was the scratch on your coin? I'll see if I can email you a picture; I have trouble posting pictures on this site because of their file size.
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Silver farm: wheats 478, Indians 1, Buffs 21, V nickel 1, War nickels 10, Barber dimes 3, Mercs 34, Roseys 41, Canadian Ed VI dime 1, Barber quarters 2, Washington quarters 20, Walking Liberty Halves 7, Pittsburgh Railways tokens 10, 10K class ring
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #35 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:14:01 PM |
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Those blemishes will diminish the value of the coin a great deal, but it is an incredible find nonetheless. I got to hold a 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar a few months ago (it led to me getting the silver farm) and it had a gouge that cut its price from $2000-3000 to $500. The dollar is worth a lot more than the half. Great find!
How bad was the scratch on your coin? I'll see if I can email you a picture; I have trouble posting pictures on this site because of their file size. Thanks bro...I would love to see it. I hope the value is not killed that bad....I would not be able to live with myself...lol
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Reply To This Topic #36 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:18:00 PM |
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Those blemishes will diminish the value of the coin a great deal, but it is an incredible find nonetheless. I got to hold a 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar a few months ago (it led to me getting the silver farm) and it had a gouge that cut its price from $2000-3000 to $500. The dollar is worth a lot more than the half. Great find!
How bad was the scratch on your coin? I'll see if I can email you a picture; I have trouble posting pictures on this site because of their file size. Thanks bro...I would love to see it. I hope the value is not killed that bad....I would not be able to live with myself...lol The picture seemed to attach OK; let me know how you receive it.
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Silver farm: wheats 478, Indians 1, Buffs 21, V nickel 1, War nickels 10, Barber dimes 3, Mercs 34, Roseys 41, Canadian Ed VI dime 1, Barber quarters 2, Washington quarters 20, Walking Liberty Halves 7, Pittsburgh Railways tokens 10, 10K class ring
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Northern Illinois
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Reply To This Topic #37 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:18:53 PM |
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Wow OR--- That is one fantstic find. Congrats to you
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #38 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:28:42 PM |
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Those blemishes will diminish the value of the coin a great deal, but it is an incredible find nonetheless. I got to hold a 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar a few months ago (it led to me getting the silver farm) and it had a gouge that cut its price from $2000-3000 to $500. The dollar is worth a lot more than the half. Great find!
How bad was the scratch on your coin? I'll see if I can email you a picture; I have trouble posting pictures on this site because of their file size. Thanks bro...I would love to see it. I hope the value is not killed that bad....I would not be able to live with myself...lol The picture seemed to attach OK; let me know how you receive it. I got it...Thanks... Thank all of you for your replies. This was my most memorable day ever with a detector in my hand. This is a dream find for me. I think back at the luck I have had this year with my first gold coin, Over 20 seated dimes, 1796 Liberty Cap LC, 1805 LC...My first Silver dollar......And over 150 silvers.....Life could not get any better...Until TODAY that is!!!! Man I love this hobby!!! I still have goosebumps!!!
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North Carolina
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Reply To This Topic #39 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:30:33 PM |
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That's an incredible find for sure!
I wonder what a person could buy with a half dollar in 1795? I'm sure when you walk onto that field next time it will be 10 times more exciting to hunt.
Just knowing, maybe there's another one.... ;)
Congratulations, Outraged!
Great job!
Ridley
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SE Louisiana
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Reply To This Topic #40 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:44:02 PM |
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This is really incredible!! I'm feeling your joy & excitement over your find...no sleep for you tonight.  ;) RR
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #41 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:45:35 PM |
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That's an incredible find for sure!
I wonder what a person could buy with a half dollar in 1795? I'm sure when you walk onto that field next time it will be 10 times more exciting to hunt.
Just knowing, maybe there's another one.... ;)
Congratulations, Outraged!
Great job!
Ridley
I can only imagine how much 50 cents from 1795 would be in todays money. This person must have been sick over losing it. I was sick from finding it....All in all.....the last 2 people to touch this coin were sick over it...lol. I will be meeting a buddy at this site at 9 AM tomorrow...I PRAY for another...lol...Yea I wish!!!
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monarch pass drive, colorado springs
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Reply To This Topic #42 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 08:49:31 PM |
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congrads on a fantastic find. 
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Posts: 1343
Bronx, NY
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Reply To This Topic #43 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 09:00:01 PM |
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That scratch looks like it had been there. A fresh one would've been nice and shiny. Awesome find, congrats!
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The ground is a bank, open up an account with your metal detector.
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Southern, CA
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Reply To This Topic #44 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 09:29:56 PM |
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Congratulations, Outraged, for finding the best silver coin I have ever seen posted...  The hairs on my arms are standing just looking at that pic. Can't imagine how you feel. Yes, no sleep for you tonight. Maybe you should go and camp out at that field of yours...  Scratch or no scratch, that is a beauty for sure. To think I felt bad today when I nicked the three mercs I found, because of the hard soil conditions. Hey, if you think you scratched it or not, it happens to the best of us. If the area around the coin had been plowed up, the scratch most likely would have happened at the time of the plowing. Not very many people today can say they found one of those coins. Yes, I'd say it's definitely a find of a lifetime. The prices "DigginItUp" posted for you are for Early Dollars, not Halves. Per PCGS, here's the prices for the Early Halves: G F EF AU 60 62 63 1795 750 2250 11500 25000 36000 50000 70000 115000 175000 - 1795/1795 Recut Date, 3 Leaves 2500 4500 16500 30000 45000 - - - - - 1795 Small Head 900 3000 13500 30000 38000 57500 - - - - 1795/1795 Recut Date, 2 Leaves 1000^ 4000^ 13500 - - - - - Congrats, again, bud. HH, CAPTN SE Dan PS - outraged, check out the pic of the rev. of a flowing hair that's being sold on ebay for around $2000. I'm looking at the "A" on STATES on your coin, and I think yours may be of this variety. Easily recognizable as O-113 (R.3) as the word STETES was originally cut in error then recut as STATES; the serifs of the E are plainly visible behind the A.
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Western Colorado
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Reply To This Topic #45 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 10:07:05 PM |
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Hey Outraged,
Superb find, Congrats my friend.
Everything els has been said. Remember this when you get skunked. Days like this are especially good for that.
Congrats again, OD
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"Know Guns, Know Freedom. No Guns, No Freedom."
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North Carolina
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Reply To This Topic #46 Posted Aug 03, 2007, 10:08:23 PM |
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I took the liberty of researching how much things cost in 1795. Here's a page from a guys diary from that year.  Here's the link to the entire diary. It's strange how they used "f" as "s". http://books.google.com/books?id=aitehk...ig=EcYgX2iJ-0T3nUKaYSRcpE0s1fk#PPP11,M1It's fun to read. Kirk. When you read it, feel free to just insert plenty of sauntering 1795 "dudes".  Congratulations again, outraged! Ridley
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Have ya ever heard of the great Thomas Baldingboy Posts: 1514
Southeast Missouri
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Reply To This Topic #47 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 12:21:31 AM |
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Posts: 7113
Bavaria Germany
Detector used: Minelab XT70, White's XLT, Fisher 1280, Garrett Ace 250 and MH5
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Reply To This Topic #48 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 12:34:37 AM |
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Awesome find! Most of my silver coins come from farm fields and often have scratches like yours does, looks like the scratches were from the field. Nice find and HH, Mike
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Reply To This Topic #49 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 01:04:10 AM |
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Sweeeeet coin man, congrats BIG TIME!! WOW!!!!!
Smiles! BDoo
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Somewhere over the rainbow...oh wait, that was Kermit...just here!
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Reply To This Topic #50 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 02:29:55 AM |
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Outstanding!
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AUT VIAM INVENIAM AUT FACIAM
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upstate,NY
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Reply To This Topic #51 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 02:32:01 AM |
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Oh man, what a friggin great find! fantastic,think I would sleep with that one,maybe it will reproduce! Raven
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Western NY
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Reply To This Topic #52 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 02:40:55 AM |
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Incredible find!!  I can only dream of finding something like this...
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upstate N.Y.
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Reply To This Topic #53 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:12:39 AM |
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Reply To This Topic #54 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:14:51 AM |
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Wow -- inspirational find for everyone. Congrats on a great one!
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MINELAB SOVEREIGN USER Posts: 18777
JOLIETT Pennsylvania
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Reply To This Topic #55 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:28:08 AM |
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in my opinion one of the Most Beautiful coins ever made. Congrats ! I decreased the size a bit ;)  
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Reply To This Topic #56 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:33:51 AM |
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As someone used to say, "HOLYOHBOYSHT!"
Regardless of the (pre-existing your dig, I'd say) damaged spots, look at the detail on that coin!
You'll be flying for years on this one, every time you think of that first look.
Congratulations!
Oh yeah, Brownies are junior Girl Scouts. Bluebirds are junior Camp Fire Girls.
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Reply To This Topic #57 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:34:35 AM |
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Reply To This Topic #58 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:08:36 AM |
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Great find....... finds like that always get my imagination going back to how it was lost in the first place, thats an old coin...wow
congrats
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Reply To This Topic #59 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:16:15 AM |
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Incredible! I'm happy for you. Chris
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Facilitator of Happiness Posts: 554
East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #60 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:25:38 AM |
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WOW you guys know how to make some feel good.....Guys thank you so much for your replies. I am so happy with this find I can not even express it in words. I honestly hope you all find coins like this just to feel the amount of butterflies that occur when you realize what it is. I still do not believe it. Not much more I can say....As soon as I picked it up this morning when I woke up...I got goose bumps yet again....I will be at this here in a little bit. Thanks again everyone!!!
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #61 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:30:38 AM |
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Congratulations, Outraged, for finding the best silver coin I have ever seen posted...  The hairs on my arms are standing just looking at that pic. Can't imagine how you feel. Yes, no sleep for you tonight. Maybe you should go and camp out at that field of yours...  Scratch or no scratch, that is a beauty for sure. To think I felt bad today when I nicked the three mercs I found, because of the hard soil conditions. Hey, if you think you scratched it or not, it happens to the best of us. If the area around the coin had been plowed up, the scratch most likely would have happened at the time of the plowing. Not very many people today can say they found one of those coins. Yes, I'd say it's definitely a find of a lifetime. The prices "DigginItUp" posted for you are for Early Dollars, not Halves. Per PCGS, here's the prices for the Early Halves: G F EF AU 60 62 63 1795 750 2250 11500 25000 36000 50000 70000 115000 175000 - 1795/1795 Recut Date, 3 Leaves 2500 4500 16500 30000 45000 - - - - - 1795 Small Head 900 3000 13500 30000 38000 57500 - - - - 1795/1795 Recut Date, 2 Leaves 1000^ 4000^ 13500 - - - - - Congrats, again, bud. HH, CAPTN SE Dan PS - outraged, check out the pic of the rev. of a flowing hair that's being sold on ebay for around $2000. I'm looking at the "A" on STATES on your coin, and I think yours may be of this variety. Easily recognizable as O-113 (R.3) as the word STETES was originally cut in error then recut as STATES; the serifs of the E are plainly visible behind the A. You are right....I see the E plain as day. What do this style have for value?
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Reply To This Topic #62 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:40:33 AM |
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Absolutely awesome find. It has more detail than the one that sold on e-bay.
You're in a club all by yourself.
I do see the stetes over stamp on the back. Way cool.
HH Ken
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Reply To This Topic #63 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:42:42 AM |
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Nice one - well done!
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Reply To This Topic #64 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:54:08 AM |
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Out - freakin - standing !!  I hope it turns out to be a O - 113 (R - 3) !! CONGRADULATIONS !!!!!!!! Outraged
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Reply To This Topic #65 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 05:13:10 AM |
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I don't think anyone can compete on here anymore! hahaha
Flowing Hair! FLOWING Hair! FLOWING HAIR!
Just like Zeus stated, "I am happy for you."
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My goal for 2009 is a dozen Walking Liberty Halves Posts: 2624
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Reply To This Topic #66 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 05:18:56 AM |
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I Dig Everything...Even Pull Tabs.
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Reply To This Topic #67 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 05:37:49 AM |
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Most outstanding!! Plow struck or something else. No digger, so, you can stop puking now. I admire all northerners in the fact that there are so many more places, to hunt there, that will produce those kinds of results. My oldest coin to date is an 1883 Indian Head in mucho fine condition. It was a stroke of luck and will probably never be duplicated by me. You on the other hand have a buffet before you. We might have to install speed bumps to slow you down. Don't want you getting it all in one day  Good luck out there!!!! Beautiful coin by the way. Those are the kinds of finds that keep me motivated!!
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Semper Fi! Posts: 2220
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Reply To This Topic #68 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 05:48:51 AM |
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Sweet!! This spot may have a few "Once in a lifetime" finds and any good signal might be dug carefully. Now on your "trusty Whites" did you recheck the hole?? It might be a "DUH" question, but what if there happened to be another "good" signal there?? I'm sure you probably did, but who knows what happens when you have a great find, then the frustration of thinking you "ric'd" it. So maybe recheck the hole a day later if you haven't. I know when I had my XLT, I felt it was good at pinpointing, not perfect mind you, but good!! Anyways, thanks for sharing that pic, great find, but great shot of our past too!!
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Reply To This Topic #69 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 05:49:01 AM |
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Very nice, congrats.
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Reply To This Topic #70 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 06:04:48 AM |
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Regardless of condition, that is one of the coolest finds ever! Anybody would freak pulling that out of the ground!
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Reply To This Topic #71 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 06:23:08 AM |
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Wow!!!, that is an awesome find, Congrats!!! That's a coin I haven't even seen in person yet...  Continued Good luck, & Happy hunting~
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Reply To This Topic #72 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 06:26:11 AM |
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Congrats on a super find, not too often early silver of any type is found and this one is a goodie. Capt_ Se (Dan) is correct on the attribution, I went to an auction site and looked at quite a few of the O-113a that sold in recent years, this one is similar in wear condition to yours, however, the slight rim damage, scratches and what looks like pit corrosion, which happens in old silver will take a great VF-35 coin down a bit on net grade I am afraid. O-113a, R.4. A rough broken patch between the date and star 15 is diagnostic of the obverse. On the reverse, the A in STATES was cut over an E, and there are nine berries on each branch. This later die state also displays a faint die crack joining most of the letters in LIBERTY at the top, as well as rough breaks or defects between stars 12 and 14. When I see coins like this I go to my catalogs for comparisons for ID help, condition, price. I have found the Heritage Auction website to be very helpful in attributing coins I do not have books for for ID'ing the different varieties. LOL< the 1795 Half Dollar has 30 some varieties, and price can vary greatly based on variety, more so than condition. Again, GREAT FIND!!!! Don in South Jersey
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Reply To This Topic #73 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 06:27:35 AM |
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Once again, you frickin' rock, bud! Here is what I am singing right now:
http://www.youtube.com/v/fce_T1xGbG4
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Those early PA settlers did too much and that is why coppas are found in abundance!
The Three Datectateers will miles to find the Colonial "stuff"! 
KirkKyleChris (KKC) and to those long-forgotten, coppa-dropping settlers!
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Reply To This Topic #74 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 06:31:54 AM |
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unbelievable is right. congrats.
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Reply To This Topic #75 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 07:04:11 AM |
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“When an argument flares up, quench it with silence”
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Reply To This Topic #76 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 07:07:18 AM |
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LMAO! Outraged, I hope you are finding more ooooold wilver at this moment! I hope you aren't selling her! You won't be able to replace that one. 
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Michigan
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Reply To This Topic #77 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 07:21:40 AM |
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sorry, i can't post my reaction on this family forum That is one sweet coin!!!!!!!!!!
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Reply To This Topic #78 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 07:28:50 AM |
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Fantastic post and find  This is what dreams are made of , a treasure just waiting for one HH to come and pic it up from the field  Your post is an inspiring one  It makes me want to go out in the 98% heat and try again ;) Blessings your way outraged > keep the flowing hair ones coming 
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Reply To This Topic #79 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 07:41:15 AM |
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Stunning...simply stunning Outraged.
Haven't seen that nice of an old US silver since the 1776 Continental Dollar that was W&E's find of the year a while back.
Congrats of the highest order!!!
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Reply To This Topic #80 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 07:51:23 AM |
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That is truly the find of a lifetime. Huge congrats on a very rare find!!!!
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Reply To This Topic #81 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 08:41:29 AM |
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Just Fantastic...........what else is there to say! Congrats!!! There is no better feeling in this hobby....Then the thrill of finding those special pieces of History. Great Job!!!  The Seeker
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Sometimes you need to look back ........to a time that made you laugh and smile! Memories of those times..... will never be forgotton!!!
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oddcoins Posts: 1400
Eugene Oregon
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Reply To This Topic #82 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 08:49:01 AM |
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WOW WOW WOW!!! THAT IS AWESOME!!!!!! That's a very exciting find ~ a find of a life time! Congratulations!!! WOOHOOOOOO!!!!! NICE!!!!
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Reply To This Topic #83 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:01:28 AM |
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Kick arse find to say the least ;) OutRaged, I have to share with everyone what you said on the phone when you called me... "Today is the best and worst day I've had metal detecting... I found a flowing hair silver... and I spiked it! When you get here I'll be in the road... run me over with your Jeep!"  Too funny! I'm glad to hear that everyone seems to be on agreement that you didn't spike it  Way to go, making my 1787 New Jersey Copper pale in comparison  Of course a coin like that tends to do that to any coin found the same day  Here's a quick couple of pics of my 220 year old copper (found at the same site) if anybody even cares    Again, Congrats on the killa find OutRaged! Nickel_B
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #84 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:03:12 AM |
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Nice old coppa, Nic! I found one this year, but it isn't as nice as yours. Get back to that site! 
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Reply To This Topic #85 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:08:15 AM |
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Nice old coppa, Nic! I found one this year, but it isn't as nice as yours. Get back to that site!  Thanx Man! I elected to go to work today  I'm heading right down to that site with OutRaged right after work! He's been there all morning and has been calling to update me on every cool find they dig! But I won't let the cat out of the bag... Wait till you hear whatelse they have dug today!!! Nickel_B
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Coins Recovered Since 6/9/07...
1-NJ Copper 4-Large Cents 1-One Skilling Banco (Swedish) 1-Seated Dime 2-Barber Dimes 4-Mercs 6-Rosies 1-V Nickel 3-Buffalo's 2-War Nickel 3-Silver G-Dub-Ya's 4-Indian Heads 38-Wheats 164-Q 187-D 69-N 290-P Total=780
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #86 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:10:57 AM |
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Detttaaaiiiils? hahaha Draped? OMG! You guys kick a$$!
A Milled dollar? hahaha
Hints...pleasssse.
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Reply To This Topic #87 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:26:19 AM |
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Homerun, now round the bases and take a curtin call.
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Reply To This Topic #88 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:35:18 AM |
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You guys kick a$$!
A Milled dollar?
Yes we do ;) and maaaaaaaybeeee  Nickel_B
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Coins Recovered Since 6/9/07...
1-NJ Copper 4-Large Cents 1-One Skilling Banco (Swedish) 1-Seated Dime 2-Barber Dimes 4-Mercs 6-Rosies 1-V Nickel 3-Buffalo's 2-War Nickel 3-Silver G-Dub-Ya's 4-Indian Heads 38-Wheats 164-Q 187-D 69-N 290-P Total=780
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Reply To This Topic #89 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:37:23 AM |
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wow!  outstanding find!
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Reply To This Topic #90 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 09:40:14 AM |
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Hmmmm.....a Flowing Hair dollar? hahaha
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Southern, CA
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Reply To This Topic #91 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 10:09:55 AM |
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Hmmmm.....a Flowing Hair dollar? hahaha
A $10 Draped Bust gold maybe?? Can't wait to see what else he found. Heck, this is better than watching any movie...how about a live video cam feed?? LOL HH, CAPTN SE Dan
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Reply To This Topic #92 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 10:25:37 AM |
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Congratulations Outraged. That is one very stunning find. I hope you continued success in that field. Surely there is another find or 2 there hopefully? Hope so.
Rev
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East Greenbush NY
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Reply To This Topic #93 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 11:11:24 AM |
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Man....You guys are great. I have never heard so many nice things said about me in the 33 years ive been alive..lol Here are some of the things I have found so far today....More to come...I HOPE http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,100561.msg729877.html#new
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Reply To This Topic #94 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 12:55:08 PM |
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Definitely scratched on the reverse at the bottom. The small scrapes on the front appear old, but the back is fresh.
Fantastic coin! The damage makes me sick too.
Regards,
Buckleboy
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Reply To This Topic #95 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:04:08 PM |
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I am still smiling at the computer screen, bud! I want to truly thank you for that, too! 
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Reply To This Topic #96 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:05:26 PM |
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I had to make this number 100! ;)
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Loudoun County Virginia
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Reply To This Topic #97 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 03:23:45 PM |
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WOW... freaking... WOW!! 1/2".. that's just not right!!! ;-)
You ARE keeping that??? right???
Great digging!!!!!
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CS IS NEXT Posts: 6832
MARYLAND
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Reply To This Topic #98 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:23:29 PM |
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I still haven't broke into the 1800's yet.....Unbelievable find!!!Congratulation's.
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Colonial, PA
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Reply To This Topic #99 Posted Aug 04, 2007, 04:59:49 PM |
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On the entire forum, I am the most excited for you, bud...hence, my billion responses. hahaha 
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