1860 Rail Line: LIVE DIG

Karen and Michele are back at the 1860's Extinct Rail line permission site for another day of metal detecting. They both make some exciting finds, including 2 Bucket Listers for Michele during LIVE DIGS! We both find some train related relics too.
2 Sisters Metal Detecting: We Find Treasure in the most unusual places.
Full Disclosure: Some of the digs in this video are sped up or portions of the video were removed so the length of the video could be shortened.

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Excellent video

[@2SistersMetalDetecting]

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[@DaveCollierCamping]

@@2SistersMetalDetecting my pleasure

[@michele2017promastertravel]

what a great find!

[@2SistersMetalDetecting]

Yes, it was really a good day to metal detect.

[@greggcopeland3847]

Indian head pennies are made of copper not bronze

[@2SistersMetalDetecting]

Depends on what he years.

[@2SistersMetalDetecting]

From 1864 to 1909, Variety 3 Indian Head pennies were made of bronze (95% copper/ 5% tin). All other varieties of Indian Head pennies are made of copper-nickel.

[@garydonnelly8337]

Always a good day when you find some great old coins 🪙

[@2SistersMetalDetecting]

It was a really great day!