return to the farm field "hot spot", NY dirt is CRUEL

[port ewen ace]

all 200+ acres have been ripped & disc-ed to 8 inches. planting starts in a few days. site super was thrilled to see our finds. Fmerg bagged a 1727 Reale, plus he got a silver Rosie too darn new for my taste . my finds were more roundballs, 3 MLF bird bands, pewter crotal bell, Tombac with a chip, scalloped flat button, & 2 more Brit coppers . 1 st pic is the US LC rev, from the ribbon it appears to be pre- 1808. 2nd, 3rd, & 4th are unknown and all were flipped in coin orientation. peroxide, baking soda, electrolysis and these are the final results---. NY dirt sucks

 

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[thrifty76now]

I will agree with you Was this area used for crops?

 

[Terry Soloman]

Sweet finds! Maybe next time you'll make a killing!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

A very nice productive hunt! I hate what farm fields do to the old copper coins.

 

[Isaac]

Those fertilized fields really do a number to the coppers. it's not just NY, it's everywhere! :P congrats on the coins anyway, they have enough detail to be ID'd so they are wonderful!

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on some nice finds

 

[Loco-Digger]

It may be cruel, but you sure dug some cool pieces.

 

[port ewen ace]

farmed since early 1700's at least. back again today, will post the finds tomorrow-----hint____got another silver and a nice relic..........thanks to the ripper doing some churn. again lots of walkie with occasional diggie :--)

 

[can]

very nice finds

 

[smokeythecat]

Maryland dirt is nasty in spots too.

 

[port ewen ace]

not to be leavin' with empty hands---a Barber released from the deep by John Deere and brass gas lamp parts. plus 3 clad quarters and a copper Lincoln,,,,,YEA!!

farmed since early 1700's at least. back again today, will post the finds tomorrow-----hint____got another silver and a nice relic..........thanks to the ripper doing some churn. again lots of walkie with occasional diggie :--)