1788 Vermont Copper!

[West Jersey Detecting]

1788 Vermont Copper! Rare Variety??- Video Added!

I finally got out today and tried my new White's TRX. The fluorescent cap came in handy because I left it behind after my last dig of the day. First dig was a deep nickel which turned out to be a 1904 Libery Head, pretty beat up but glad to get a date. The next was the copper...not a good signal at all, but glad I dug this deep signal. It must have been on it's edge! Also got a bird band (still working on the number to track it)
and a tiny silver coin which is likely to be trime.

 

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[Iron Patch]

Actually this one was dug in New Jersey. Ironically, I'm still looking for my first NJ copper!

I say the same thing because many of my friends have found them, but what's funny is me being in the same boat as you, only my boat sits at a dock about 1,000 miles North!

 

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[jerseyben]

I say the same thing because many of my friends have found them, but what's funny is me being in the same boat as you, only my boat sits at a dock about 1,000 miles North!

I'm still waiting for a lot of things... I think your Flowing Hair more than makes up for the lack of an NJ. Edit: That was meant for Neil.

 

[Iron Patch]

Hundreds of large coppers? I've found ONE so far. Not fair to find a Vermont copper in PA! Bring that back here to New England! Great find, though!

Yeah it's a bit different here up North. We have our fair share of early ones, but a lot of 1700s/1800s British and Canadian tokens, and large cents.

 

[bookfisher]

Hey Neil,

Great find in really nice shape! I'm still looking for one of those. Thanks for the note. Gotta keep looking for new spots.