Glad to be of help. I also found a couple of 1775 counterfeit halfpence last year as well as a 1740's Irish halfpenny. I've been detecting since the late 70's and didn't really start finding large cents until last year when I started using the old maps. If you dig into the old maps you might find there are places in the woods you can detect that had activity many years ago. One spot I hunted in the woods was right near a main road and it really looked like nothing until I looked at the old maps and found there were houses listed there in 1867 as well as a church across the road. None of it is there now. The result was a seated half, 2 seated quarters, Spanish half real, 4 LC's, barber quarter, half dozen Indians, 1775 counterfeit halfpence & more. If you have old towns nearby with woods surrounding them I would detect those old woods. Get out there swinging your detector and try some new sites. I think you will be pleasantly surprised.