It came from the corn... A 1787 Vermont Auctori Ryder 13 Extremely Fine Condition?

[GKman]

A couple days before I discovered the 1793 Liberty Cap Cent in the same field
I was out detecting the corn rows and this pretty little coin popped out. I have found Connecticut and New Jersey coppers but never a Vermont Copper so it was extra exciting. Unfortunately, even though it is a pretty good find it was overshadowed by the 1793. Can we show it some love now?
Interestingly, these coins were actually minted here in New York in Newburgh which is about fifteen miles as the crow flies from where I found it. It is amazing to think that the coin was made there, traveled the wagon wheel rutted "roads" and trails of the day all the way to Vermont and then back down to practically its birthplace but ended up getting dropped in a field that at the time was the site of a religous meeting house until the 1860's.
I thought it deserved at least a little bit of attention so I thought it might be alright to post it here.
Last night I cleaned it up as much as I dare to and I am very happy with the results. I am looking forward to what else this field may give up.

 

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[Evolution]

That's a sweet Vermont for sure. I found a similar Vermont 6 years ago but the condition of mine pales in comparison to that one. I look forward to seeing what that field gives up in the future.

 

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[Goldiver]

Man, I would love to dig one of those! Great score!

Steve

 

[CMDiamonddawg]

Welcome GK man
Nice dig !
Field dug Vermont state copper in that condition is an incredible survivor of the elements .

Where are the other relics and things , please post all that go with the hunt , any buttons , , like to see pics of that kind of stuff .

Thanks , CMD

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Thats some beauty there for sure, will never see one out here =D And if I do now I will have a clue what it is at least, thanks for sharing ! CARM

 

[GKman]

Welcome GK man
Nice dig !
Field dug Vermont state copper in that condition is an incredible survivor of the elements .

Where are the other relics and things , please post all that go with the hunt , any buttons , , like to see pics of that kind of stuff .

Thanks , CMD

Here is my display case from that farm. The 1793 is in the upper left quadrant

 

[cjon455]

Here is my display case from that farm. The 1793 is in the upper left quadrant

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geez, thats awesome! I have a similar, but much smaller display from my colonial site. I only hit it once this yr after it was plowed for about 3 hrs because the farmer immediately seeded it. Anyway AWESOME FINDS AWESOME SITE!

 

[pepperj]

Sweet looking copper, it's always a huge bonus when the soils are kind to the coppers.

 

[GKman]

Here is my display case from that farm. The 1793 is in the upper left quadrant

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Whoops I just realized I forgot to mention the Vermont coin which is in the display case just to the right of the 1793 Liberty cap cent I found in the same field.

 

[CMDiamonddawg]

Thanks for the pic , GKman that field is layered with some nice targets , looking forward to viewing more that you find . I missed the lib cap , that is a Top Shelf coin and one rare bird for sure ! , WTG gkman that's awesome !! dawg

 

[GTzer]

Beautiful coin! Must have been in an area that drained just right.

 

[GKman]

Beautiful coin! Must have been in an area that drained just right.

That is an interesting point I never thought of. That whole field is on a slope and its not too gradual either so I wonder if that may have had some hand in keeping that coin as nice as is it.

 

[doninbrewster]

Nothing like a Vermont made in New York by Thomas Machin at Machin's Mills.

Beautiful coin! Must have been in an area that drained just right.