Dont find many in this shape anymore.

[FunWithTreasure]

Was out in the woods today when I walked onto a great site. Found 2 Large Cents. Very little detail on them Can see the liberty head on the one and the wreath on the other but that is about it. Also found a beautiful shoe buckle. I cant seem to get a good picture of it to capture its beauty. But it is nicely carved with a awsome pattern. I also found this great condition George II. I find these from time to time but very rarely in this condition..It looks good in the pics but even they dont do it justince in person you can see 95% of the detail even the lines in his hair.

 

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[Ohio Jerry]

Awesome finds!! That George ll is sweet. What part of the country you in? Keep up the good work! Jerry

 

[Ia.FurTrade]

Beautiful shoe buckle!! I would love to find one of those! The LC's & the George aren't to shabby either....especially the "Gorgeous George".
Nice finds! Dale

 

[collector01]

Awesome finds sounds like you found a great site HH!

 

[tymcmurray]

You are right about that.
Beautiful condition.
Congratulations.

 

[Burdie]

Great finds congrats. Hope you find more.

Burdie

 

[phantomfinder]

Sweet finds there, WTG

 

[BuckleBoy]

WOW.

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Nice colonial finds, congrats! HH, Mike

 

[sniffer]

nice George, looks like it was dropped shortly after being made

 

[l.cutler]

What is really neat is that it is a 1749. In 1749 the British sent some 800,000 halfpence and some 200,000 farthings, fresh from the mint, to Massachussetts on the HMS Mermaid. This was to defray the cost to the colonies of helping fight the French. Any 1749's found in America very likely came from this source.

 

[Ed-NH]

Wow that Georgie is in great shape!! The buckle is beautiful congrats on some really nice finds.

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

Great detail on that one, congrates!