scored a george

[Green1]

ican't go to the place i want to yet,, too much snow still..
but i hit a 1700's farm i've been doing off and on for a few years now..
i got there today, jumped the stone wall, turned on my tector, walked
5 feet and got a weak penny dimeish hit,, bad tone, bad icons, overall
terrible signal at 6 in'.. i was diggin all anyway, and this was just another nail hit,
once i got 4 in' out, it changed to a nice quarter hit.. stuck in the pinpointer and
located a king george,, looks like 1764....
had a blast out there !!!

 

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[ModernMiner]

Green,
That is just fantastic!!! What a great find. I bet you'll be digging all the "iffies" now.
Congrats,
MM

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Congrats on the old copper! HH, Mike

 

[bootybay]

Congrats too as well... nice nice finds.

 

[tymcmurray]

Great collection piece!
Congratulations.

 

[Green1]

tc.. i'm a huge fan of iffy signals... if i'm out with someone,
and they get a hit and don't want it,, i'll dig it no problem...

 

[Colonial Zoyboy]

Great coppa, my metal detecting friend. I don't believe the King George II coppas were minted after 1760. Don, we need your professional metal detecting coppa identification assistance.

Keep the fever high, Green.

Bone Dry Detecting...Lev

 

[wirebender]

just a friendly suggestion, you may want to lower the amount of JPEG compression you used to save your images, they seem to be very blocky or "pixilated" on my end.

 

[dgaughan]

nice digs congrats love that warm december weather

 

[civilman1]

Nice going Green....You going to try and clean it up?Congrat's to ya and HH!!

 

[weasel606]

that iffy signal really paid off great finds Green congrats

 

[xlt nh]

WTG Rickster!! Good to see you can still get out to the South of me...still got about 6" or so on top of frozen ground..

Great way to end the year!
HH, Hank 8)

 

[Green1]

does 1724 make more sense ?? tough to tell yet,, it's soaking.....

 

[topdog]

Nice hit on the colonial copper, it pays to dig those iffy signals.

 

[Iron Patch]

does 1724 make more sense ?? tough to tell yet,, it's soaking.....

Yes, Geo. I.

Bust facing right? There are obvious differences for Geo. I compared to the later Georgies so you should be able to confirm things even if the date isn't real clear.

 

[Colonial Zoyboy]

does 1724 make more sense ?? tough to tell yet,, it's soaking.....

Yes, Geo. I.

Bust facing right? There are obvious differences for Geo. I compared to the later Georgies so you should be able to confirm things even if the date isn't real clear.

It looks like a King George II, which is a left facing bust.

Bone Dry Detecting...Levman

P.S. Don, we are dying without you, my man.

 

[CRUSADER]

This is a good lesson for those reading this.

I have loved iffy signals for a few years now. I HATE to think what I left in the ground in the early days. I actually get more excited about a iffy signal than a clear crisp one as they often turn out to be Roman coins.

Well done & keep digging em up

 

[Don in SJ]

I cannot say for sure what the coin is, the pixels are showing too much for IDing the details, but it does not look like a King George I to me, I almost lean more towards KGII, but again, photographs of low quality are hard to distinguish.
However,I will post a King George I later today that I found this morning and the difference I hope is rather plain to see.

Don

 

[Derek752]

Great score Green !!

Green 1 KG coppa - Old farm dirt 1 less coppa

Funny how the old coins can pull the wool over the detectors eyes sometimes !!

8)

D.

 

[roundhat]

sweet.