1806 Half Cent is my 20th copper from the site!

[West Jersey Detecting]

Got back to my favorite site. It took me nearly 5 years and I have covered most of the ground here but I'm still digging some coins.

The Indian Head was about 11.5" deep, the Half Cent was not that deep. It's no beauty queen, but probably the best half cent I've dug! The video is less than a minute long footage of when I first found it.


Happy Hunting!
Neil

 

[fishstick]

WICKED halfer there Neil!! That's still one I'm lookin for. By the way, what machine were u using? Aint it crazy that for 5 years your still pullin beauts.. CONGRATS.. HH

 

[nsdq]

wow nice finds wow

 

[Digginbingo]

That is awesome. great diggin

 

[granthansen]

Great finds, Neil. Way to work a property!

 

[Erik in NJ]

Nice Draped Bust half cent Neil! I just dug my second Draped Bust cent last weekend, but I unfortunately cannot get a date on this one. The other was 1800. They don't seem to fare well in the ground around here.

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

WICKED halfer there Neil!! That's still one I'm lookin for. By the way, what machine were u using? Aint it crazy that for 5 years your still pullin beauts.. CONGRATS.. HH

I was using the T2 on this outing. I hafta admit, I haven't had my White's out since September.

 

[Bubba65]

Neil nice digs , it is always nice to dig those half cents no matter how they look. Congrats

Bubba65

 

[detroitdigger]

Very cool finds

 

[NJLargeCent]

Happy 20th, Neil! You have me thinking about a T2.

 

[Valley Ranger]

Great save! I love my T2SE in clean, open fields.

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Great save! I love my T2SE in clean, open fields.

I agree. It is a bit tough in areas where there is underbrush or a lot of junk. It finds the deep stuff, but sounds off when the coil touches anything. It is also not as good as other detectors on identifying junk.

 

[Bill D. (VA)]

Nice finds Neil. I love going back to an old site with a new machine and finding the leftovers. I see you're doing a good job with that.