First for me of this coin 1734 George II Farthing...

[timekiller]

After having 24 shots in the back in just this month alone I think it's safe to say not been doing to well.Got some procedures coming up for me were there going to be burning 8 nerves in my back so figured I try & do what I could before all that cause not got much faith in them anymore.Anyway got today & hit a spot that's giving me quite a few colonial coins in the past & all have been early.Today the site held true & gave me another first.But that was mostly it other then some musket shot,buckle frag,& a bad off pewter button.It was nice to get out for awhile.
Take Care,
Pete

 

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[Greylock]

That farthing is a good find. Not too many around here. The broken piece to the shoe buckle is nice too. You're on some good ground. Keep at it

 

[Coilcrazy2]

That Farthing is in fantastic shape! Good Work!

 

[collector01]

Great coin! HH!

 

[Bill D. (VA)]

Nice going on the farthing Pete. Don't see many of those around here, and I only recall digging one from that time period myself. Glad you could make it out, and hope your back will improve soon ..... Bill

 

[Ia.FurTrade]

Wow! That farthing is in beautiful condition! Nice find!

 

[timekiller]

Thanks there bill,& everyone else. Yep I only have one other myself it's a George I.
Take Care.

 

[Iron Patch]

Yes, those suckers are pretty scarce aren't they!

Too bad about your back, and after reading that I will not complain about my knees for the rest of this year!

 

[timekiller]

Yes, those suckers are pretty scarce aren't they!

Too bad about your back, and after reading that I will not complain about my knees for the rest of this year!

Yep not to much fun getting old IP, some people age well I guess but I doubt they've done what I have & others to there bodies.Not sure if I can get this video to load from facebook I posted today but years of this kind of stuff will do it.My boat ride in today.
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1502871143302211&l=2077485177259712042

 

[Iron Patch]

Yep not to much fun getting old IP, some people age well I guess but I doubt they've done what I have & others to there bodies.Not sure if I can get this video to load from facebook I posted today but years of this kind of stuff will do it.My boat ride in today.
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1502871143302211&l=2077485177259712042

So how many shots did your boat need this week?

 

[timekiller]

Hey what you know it worked I tried to load a few in the past & they wouldn't load.So I gave up.Boat s all good shes tougher than I am now & days. HaHa!

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs.

 

[Diggin Dude]

That KG II is in great shape !! Congrats! I was stokes when I found one this year same year 1734, yours in in a lot nicer shape. Enjoy the moment! finding those old coins.... just awesome!

 

[Don in SJ]

I feel for you on the back stuff, had RF done (nerve frying) on Lumbar facet joints and Cervical. Both were helpful, ESI shots were a waste for Thoracic! With that said, nice going on the KGII Farthing, like Bill D I only have one from that era, in fact I only have one, a 1720 KGI. I do not think my son has any, so they are scarce in our immediate area. BUT, in Wayne Shelby's C4 Newsletter article of 1000 colonials recovered in South Jersey, he has found numerous ones, go figure. His area is mostly farms, where mine is woods, so different classes of people/workers might be one reason. He reported 13 Charles II, 5 William III, 5 George I, 11 George II, 1 Irish George III, 1 Irish Woods . ALL FARTHINGS!
Don

 

[timekiller]

I feel for you on the back stuff, had RF done (nerve frying) on Lumbar facet joints and Cervical. Both were helpful, ESI shots were a waste for Thoracic! With that said, nice going on the KGII Farthing, like Bill D I only have one from that era, in fact I only have one, a 1720 KGI. I do not think my son has any, so they are scarce in our immediate area. BUT, in Wayne Shelby's C4 Newsletter article of 1000 colonials recovered in South Jersey, he has found numerous ones, go figure. His area is mostly farms, where mine is woods, so different classes of people/workers might be one reason. He reported 13 Charles II, 5 William III, 5 George I, 11 George II, 1 Irish George III, 1 Irish Woods . ALL FARTHINGS!
Don

Thanks Don & that would sound right on the farming deal.As I think they were doing some of that on this area around the river.As I 've found quite a few bale seals.Cotton & of course Tabaco would be very likely.Yea same deal on the facet joints for me that's were there going to do the burning.Also have tear in the L4 they been treating,& torn ligaments at the T1 that 8 of the shots went to.Good to hear it worked for you how would you rate the pain level of the burning? I know she hurt me pretty good on my last shots in the facet area trying to narrow down were the nerves are shes going to burn.


Couple other shots from yesterday....

 

[DmusiK1975]

Nice find! Hope things get better with your back.

 

[WheatWaffle]

Nice finds!