1787 Connecticut today

1235CE

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Hello all....I have had a great time reading about all of your great finds over the last month or so and decided to post a pic of a 1787 Connecticut Colonial that I got this morning at an old farmhouse (circa 1796). It is soaking and this is what I have so far.

I hunt exclusively for old coins (usually with my brother) and we use White's DFX's.

This is my 3rd colonial in 3 weeks (2 Conn, 1 NJ) :)

My brother also found a beautiful 1838 Seated Dime this morning as well.

Happy hunting to all and I will post more pics of recent finds later this evening.

Greg
 

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Nice find, looks to be in very good condition! Welcome to the forum and I look forward to your finds. HH, Mike
 
Great find, good looking coin, keep up the diggin!
 
wow, thats a lot of colonials.... all i got is 1 in 4 years

-GC
 
GREAT COIN 1235ce. Can I ask how deep she was?
I have 4 Rev. forts or stockades within 25 miles of me. One I know you can't detect at but I am not sure of the other 3.
Oldest coin I ever found was a 1916 dime. But if you count my grandma's coing collection I inherited. The oldest coin I own is a 1812 large cent.

Congrats on a beautiful coin
 
Thanks B1, this coin was 4 inches near the old well in the back yard. Honestly, I have never dug a coin deeper than 6 inches (1778 8 Reales).....deep does not always mean old.....I have found Memorials @ 5 inches and one time picked up an 1892 Barber quarter right in the middle of a dirt road, no shovel needed (much to my brother's disgust ;D)

but I still say....beep, beep and be deep.

Greg
 
Beautiful coin 123, Must have some nice hunting grounds their in the East, keep up the good work. Thompy
 
Nice!!! It's interesting how the depth isn't always what one would expect. Yesterday I found a 1985 quarter at 6 inches in hardpack, yet a few days before that I dug a very early copper at only 3 inches in soft soil.
 
Dawn, Vinegar & Salt. I'll give that a try on some of my nickles. :D
 
Oh yea....that's what I want.....one of those. :P :P :P

Belated welcome to the forum, 1235. It sounds like you're going to show us lots of great coins. I'm looking forward to more posts! :)
 
Thats a brilliant find.....congrats..... :D

GL & HH,

DugHoles
 

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