I need a blood transfusion but got my oldest coin yet

[RelicDude]

So today I went back to the spot I went to last week where I found the 1868 2 cent. I decided to hike in in a different trail and I guess I'll be busy this summer because I found five other cellar holes on route to my spot. The humidity made the bug spray useless due to sweating it off but it was still a good little hunt. My first good dig was an interesting tombac button I've never seen one like it. Could it be colonial? But my best find was an 1802 draped large cent my oldest coin yet I'm hoping I'll break into the 18th century this year. Thanks for looking.

 

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[vpnavy]

Nice finds RelicDude.

 

[g-olden years]

Congrats on your wonderful coin! You've certainly found a perfect detecting area, one we all dream about. Except for the nasty biting bugs. Andi

 

[Evolution]

Five cellar holes?.... nice!!. You'll definitely break into the 18th century with all that hunting ahead of you... probably a few 1700s coins where you found that 1802. I'd check that site again for sure. Nice finds.

 

[RelicDude]

Five cellar holes?.... nice!!. You'll definitely break into the 18th century with all that hunting ahead of you... probably a few 1700s coins where you found that 1802. I'd check that site again for sure. Nice finds.

Thanks everyone yeah I've counted five so far I just followed a wagon rd for about a mile there was deffinantly a lot of activity going on there at one time. I just can't believe I didnt stumble on to this area before. My oldest coin before this was an 1818 large cent.

 

[GTzer]

1802 and 5 cellar holes- what great potential. Post those 1700's when you find them,