1824 General Lafayette Wax Seal Commemorating His Return to New York

Kyle PA

Hero Member
Joined
May 12, 2009
Messages
957
Reaction score
15
Golden Thread
0
Detector(s) used
White's XL Pro 6000
Kirk, Chris, and I went back to the same site that we hit last Sunday. I dug the 1788 Connecticut copper that was struck over a Nova Constellatio there. Chris dug a VA halfpenny, 1796 large cent, and a Coronet cent. Kirk dug the 1844 political medal there as well.

Here is Kirk pinpointing a signal in the iron patch.

1.webp

I decided to snap some other pictures of the site. Here is a pic that I call "Looking out into the Pennsylvania frontier."

2.webp

Here is another view of the surrounding land from where the home sat. This early settler sure had a beautiful view.

3.webp

Once again, just like last Sunday, within the first 10 minutes of swinging, I got an iffy nickel reading. After I flipped the dirt out, it was still in the hole and reading in the high penny range. I was thrilled when I saw what it was: a 1754 King George II farthing. It is our second farthing this year as a group.

1754 King George II Farthing 010.webp

1754 King George II Farthing 014.webp

I also found this interesting wax seal. I can't make out what the letters say surrounding the bust of the man. If anyone knows who it is, I would greatly appreciate the needed information!

1754 King George II Farthing 002.webp

1754 King George II Farthing 019.webp

Side View.webp

Here are my relics for the day.

1754 King George II Farthing 016.webp
 

Upvote 1
What a Freakin Find ! Just got back from 2 days up north where I couldn't get T-Net due to slow connection. Then This is the First Thing I click on WOW :o You Lucky Dog ;D
 

beautiful find there...great spot on the banner for sure... hope to get one soon!
keep up the great digs
 

Kyle , that is a beauty! There is a lot of history in the ground in this part of the country. Was this a site you stumbled on or did you do your homework first? It pays "big time" to get all the facts and history first in order to make the neat finds! Congratulations! - JHinPA
 

Dude, GREAT find!! You guys always seem to find some KILLER items!!
WTG!
Baggins
 

JHinPA said:
Kyle , that is a beauty! There is a lot of history in the ground in this part of the country. Was this a site you stumbled on or did you do your homework first? It pays "big time" to get all the facts and history first in order to make the neat finds! Congratulations! - JHinPA

I researched the site before we ever walked into the field and detected it.
 

Well done Kyle. Finds like that don't come around very often.
All of these great finds on tnet lately are making me want to dig, of course it's gonna take some rain first. ::).
Congrats to ya.

Hill
 

what a find, well-deserved banner...
 

Top Member Reactions

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom