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1787 Connecticut Copper

Kirk PA

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It was a beautiful day today, so Zeus and I got out for a Colonial dig. We hunted the site where our group has found 13 Colonial coppers this Fall. We were determined to add more to that total. :)

I was getting all sorts of new signals in areas that we have hunted. I found the beautiful silver-plated flower button at a depth of 6". After that, I dug some other relics and was picking pottery up along the way. The best, strong signal of the day was pinpointing at 5". I was glad to see a green copper pop out of the depths. It turned out to be a 1787 Connecticut copper. I now have found 3 State coppers at this site this Fall (NJ, VT, and CT ;D).

I had a great time hunting a true Colonial site with my uncle Zeus. He found a large tombac button and harness buckles out the ying-yang. :laughing7: What a site! Bucket Bonanza! ;D

Keep the passion high!

Kirk :hello:
 

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Nice!!

All the best,

Lanny
 
WTG Kirk, another smile on your face!

Don
 
Nice one Kirk! I love how they cut that field. Hard to find them that way down here.
 
Pretty sweet finds. I just looked up Connecticut coppers to see how you determined the date and I was amazed to see how many variations there were. I was also amazed to see how well some resembled King George coppers.

Keep the passion high...I like that :icon_thumright:
 
It was a perfect day weatherwise to add to our Bucket bonanza site total. Nice to see another copper pulled from here. You own the Post Colonial site award. I think we can coax another week or two out of the season. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Uncle Zeus.
 
Nice Finds Kirk :thumbsup:

It was Great Weather for November !

good to see your still pulling those Colonials Out.
Congrats :notworthy:
 
way to keep pounding that site, Kirk.
sweet state copper. hope you guys can
pull a few more out of there before it's through. :thumbsup:
 
Not a lot of digging but you made them count! :headbang:
 
nice save on that old COPPA!!
 
nice button and a sweet CT Kirk! that place has been very good to you guys! congrats man :thumbsup:
 
That is great that you have found a VT, NJ and CT coppers at this site. I believe we have had two sites like that where we found all three state coppers. The VT copper being the hardest for us to find of course.

Don
 
Nice hunt Kirk, Congrats!!

Dave
 
Great job as always..........Dig-umm while you can, weekend weather is still great for here in the northeast......... WTG
 
Thank you all for the replies. :) It has been a Colonial year. :hello2:

Kirk :hello:
 
nice copper ! :thumbsup:
 
Not many of those to be found in Ohio, but then again, you just never what that next beep will turn out to be ;D Good Job :icon_thumright:

HH!
 
Well I didn't get a chance to go onto T-Net yesterday so I missed this. Congrats on the Connecticut Kirk, but I like that thistle flower button even better :thumbsup:
 

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