Rick (Nova Scotia)
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Most productive 4 hours or so I ever had with oldies. Got all the coins on video as dug too.
Had permission for this spot last year, but didn't give it much thought as the fences were not too close to the house I only expected a random drop or two. However after I got going I soon realized that the current house was not the original. I got lucky I guess found the sweet spot right away, 2 buttons, and a copper in the first 15 minutes. Another coin, another coin, and so on. No trash to speak of, but hotrocks in every swing.
I think the third coin was the shield, to bad the other side is completely flat. Even as it is I am super happy to find a colonial US copper. (Been high on my list) I don't think any cleaning is going to help identify it any better than just a New Jersey copper. I'll entertain ideas though
Towards the end I got another copper range signal that turns out to be 1874 5 cent silver.
Might do some cleaning, and add the vid later.
Tis the season.
[youtube=425,350]R8_dsPJrpz8[/youtube]
Had permission for this spot last year, but didn't give it much thought as the fences were not too close to the house I only expected a random drop or two. However after I got going I soon realized that the current house was not the original. I got lucky I guess found the sweet spot right away, 2 buttons, and a copper in the first 15 minutes. Another coin, another coin, and so on. No trash to speak of, but hotrocks in every swing.
I think the third coin was the shield, to bad the other side is completely flat. Even as it is I am super happy to find a colonial US copper. (Been high on my list) I don't think any cleaning is going to help identify it any better than just a New Jersey copper. I'll entertain ideas though
Towards the end I got another copper range signal that turns out to be 1874 5 cent silver.
Might do some cleaning, and add the vid later.
Tis the season.
[youtube=425,350]R8_dsPJrpz8[/youtube]
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