1 Leopold I deserves a buddy Fedri II 1625 to 1632 silvers

[Deepdiger60]

Since Saturday i have been hunting fields and heavy wooded areas and it payed off this time the old north-fork is getting older my sister got me a book published in 1975 called Pagans Puritans Patriots about this home town i live in the oldest English town in NY it is fantastic gave me lots of ideas where to hunt Founded in 1640 ? ill debate that , first i hunted a just plowed field didn't really produce much a few really toasted LC,s early 1800,s and some cool artifacts so i hit the woods next to it along the bay front that was a lot better there is a stone foundation still there once a home, i got some good silver signals 1 1626 King Leopold and 1 Ferdinand II 1625 to 1632 undated both coins where within 6 feet of each other not deep either about 6 inches amazing the ground was full of oyster shells and scallop shells they turned to chalk when i touched them and fell apart another far out find was a 1961 Danish 1 Krone i got a nice very small silver ring a cool double heart pendent 3 flatty buttons no marks a d buckle some lead shots lots of old glass bits one is milk glass i took a few to many pics sorry
enjoy Dd60

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[SoreKneesDayton]

Fantasic finds!!! YOU are in a great area. A coin from the 1600's is amazing. Your heart must still be pounding.

Do you realize a Puritan may have dropped it!

I VOTED BANNER!

SKD

[Deepdiger60]

Fantasic finds!!! YOU are in a great area. A coin from the 1600's is amazing. Your heart must still be pounding.

Do you realize a Puritan may have dropped it!

SKD

Yes makes you wonder who was just out here then this place has a real mix in time Dd60

[Iron Patch]

Those are a couple of fine looking 3 kreuzers you have there! Can't imagine what else must be the the ground around your area.

[RJGMC]

Recovering history, one little bit at a time. Great finds. Would love to see a close up of the heart pendant too.

Gotta vote banner on this one for so many reasons. You have just started to uncover what this site has to offer!

Bob

[mainer]

Wow those are two great coins. Never seen them before til now. I'd keep hitting that spot. Up here they used those old shells as fertilizer, so maybe a garden area? Anyway nice finds deepdigger, and I'll second the Kirk banner vote.

[Deepdiger60]

Woooohoooooooo! This is the most amazing Colonial discovery I have seen on here in awhile. Those coins were lost by a frontier settler on the North Fork. They are in amazing condition as well. I am guessing they were lost around 1640.

You have become one heck of a Colonial hunter, Deepdiger! I can't wait to see what else you dig in those heavily canopied woods. Amazing!

I don't do this often, but this one deserves it. I am voting BANNER!

Kirk

Someone had to drop them but when ? that is the question out here some of my finds don't make sense surprise the hell out of me to ,you just never know but that book did help narrow down a few very old home sites that are long lost now Thanks for the vote Dd60

[Deepdiger60]

Recovering history, one little bit at a time. Great finds. Would love to see a close up of the heart pendant too.

Gotta vote banner on this one for so many reasons. You have just started to uncover what this site has to offer!

Bob

I think the heart pendent was once gold plated not sure if it was on silver the obverse is the same as the reverse i do have a pic ill post Dd60

[Deepdiger60]

Could you post the early large cents?

Kirk

It is now peek tourist season out here and i have to feed them i work years at the only local food market and believe me it gets busy ill try tomorrow my day only off TG

[Deepdiger60]

Those are a couple of fine looking 3 kreuzers you have there! Can't imagine what else must be the the ground around your area.

The one coin with a date 1626 has a upside down V on the bottom under the bust i still cant find that one i think its the mint mark the other undated i found 1625 to 1632 updated

[Iron Patch]

Those are a couple of fine looking 3 kreuzers you have there! Can't imagine what else must be the the ground around your area.

The one coin with a date 1626 has a upside down V on the bottom under the bust i still cant find that one i think its the mint mark the other undated i found 1625 to 1632 updated

The "upside down V" is called an inverted chevron and the mint is ...Saint Polten Mint. Years for that mint are 1624,25 & 26.

[dwayne sueno]

holy cow, DD! they're not those rijksdaalders you've been looking for, but they're gorgeous,
and deserve a spot on the BANNER for sure!

dwayne

[Iron Patch]

Those are a couple of fine looking 3 kreuzers you have there! Can't imagine what else must be the the ground around your area.

other undated i found 1625 to 1632 updated

I think you're right, and believe it's from the Hall mint.

[teleman 2525]

very nice finds

[TreasurdiggrNY]

Wow what a hunt Congrats on the old silver finds DD60, as stated above they're in great shape too

[Deepdiger60]

Wow what a hunt Congrats on the old silver finds DD60, as stated above they're in great shape too

Thanks TDNY it took a bit of soaking in lemon juice to clean them up i think they turned out fine i wont try to clean any further rolled flan is paper thin, the soil in that woods is very dark and soft maybe the oyster shells keep it in low mineral content they turn to calcium deposits .Dd60

[IWillFindTheGold]

Amazing coins! Man, what a nice spot. Keep it up around there. There might be more magic afoot.

[Woodland Detectors]

amazing!!!!!!!!!!!


you weren't kidding were you!



BANNER UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[robfinds]

Wow great finds both the coins look great

[chukers]

1625!!! 1626!!! 1632!!! JEEZE!!!! Those are almost 400 YEARS OLD!!! JEEZE JEEZE JEEZE!!!

I'm happy to break into the 1800's


JEEZE!!!

great finds! you my first banner vote... its well deserved!

I wanna see more!

Chukers did I say JEEZE!!! yet?