Susquehanna River Old Silver

[46Wheat]

I guess posting finds on multiple places at about the same time should be left to someone with a longer attention span and who is better organized then I . I posted here and in a FB group I belong to at about the same time and couldn't understand why no one had commented on my old silver finds from today . Well I just realized for some brain dead reason I didn't include then in this post and that explains alot . The mercs and Nickels I posted earlier where from a park along the susquehanna river here in NY . There was alot of trading on that river over the last 200 yrs. It produced my first ever Spanish silver this spring and today it coughed up two more . Both were more modern then my first one and are totally roached but I could care less . If there are three there who knows how many more lurk just below the surface waiting to be discovered.

 

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[Chizzy]

Not sure of the history of the north branch of the Susquehanna, but if there are any similarities, there were forts built at or near the mouth of every creek that empties into the west branch..........there should be lots of opportunities for those oldies............

 

[deershed]

If I foumd two Spanish silvers I wouldn't have a problem remembering where or where not I posted them. Lol
Awesome day!!
I'd be making more trips to that location, Congrats!!

 

[Gridwalker306]

Oh man two Spanish silvers in one hunt, amazing! Let's have a pic of the other side please, you know so we can drool even more lol

 

[Diggin Dude]

WOW !!! That is old silver !! Congrats and HH

 

[Calabash Digger]

Man you nailed it ive never found but one.

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on the old silver

 

[Texas Ed]

Congrats on your fantastic silver coins finds and thanks for sharing your pictures & story with us and I wish you many more while out dirt fishing.

Texas ED

 

[Carolina Tom]

Congrats on the sweet old silver 46W.

Two of them... wow.

 

[Loco-Digger]

No hobblay seniore 46W. Congrats on those Spanish silvers Dude.

I belong to a few FB groups, but they are nothing like Tnet. You are lucky to get more than a like there, if that. Boy do I love Tnet where many people take time to help, make comments and build friendships. Heck my local county has a MD FB group. I believe there are a total of maybe 12 members, only 3 of us post some finds. I only stay to see what's being dug locally otherwise it's practically a waste of time. Mainly park and school hunters in that FB group.

 

[Tommy G]

That is some awesome silver! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Metal Magnet]

dang sweet find there - wtg!

 

[46Wheat]

No hobblay seniore 46W. Congrats on those Spanish silvers Dude.

I belong to a few FB groups, but they are nothing like Tnet. You are lucky to get more than a like there, if that. Boy do I love Tnet where many people take time to help, make comments and build friendships. Heck my local county has a MD FB group. I believe there are a total of maybe 12 members, only 3 of us post some finds. I only stay to see what's being dug locally otherwise it's practically a waste of time. Mainly park and school hunters in that FB group.

I actually really enjoy the FB group I belong to . It's mostly colonial cellar hole hunters mixed with a little adult humor and such stuff . It has alot of traffic and members

 

[Tuberale]

If I foumd two Spanish silvers I wouldn't have a problem remembering where or where not I posted them. Lol
Awesome day!!
I'd be making more trips to that location, Congrats!!

What deershed said goes for me too!

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Sweet! Congrats on some awesome silver!

As for brain dead can't help ya there....same problem.

 

[A2coins]

I would love to hunt a site that was that old Good job!!!!!!!!!!11

 

[can]

nice finds

 

[46Wheat]

I would love to hunt a site that was that old Good job!!!!!!!!!!11

That's the nice part of living In the northeast . Lots of history here