2 more large cents and a copper smoking pipe

thunter95 · Jun 9, 2008

Was back at the spot where I have been pulling large cents out on a regular basis. I found 2 more a 1830 and an older one but cannot tell a date yet. I also pulled out a really neat copper smoking pipe at about 8 inches. The pipe is about 5 inches long with a 1 1/2 inch bowl. Also pulled a 1942 wheat penny. The 3 guys I was hunting with each pulled out 2 large cents each. That was 8 for the day out of my favorite search sight. I myself have pulled 9 in the last month including a 1821. Enjoy the pics of what I found the other guys will have to post thier own.

Colonial Zoyboy · Jun 9, 2008

Nice job on the coppas, buddy! That long-forgotten dwelling must have been VERY popular during its time, buddy! :thumbsup:

Kyle

radarwill · Jun 9, 2008

Colonial Zoyboy said:
Nice job on the coppas, buddy! That long-forgotten dwelling must have been VERY popular during its time, buddy!

Kyle

Popular indeed with that copper smokeing pipe handy. :wink:

sonny60 · Jun 9, 2008

nice finds

Natman · Jun 9, 2008

Congrats on the big pennies :thumbsup:

I'm not in the prime location for finding LC's but maybe someday I'll get lucky and find at least one!

Nice job,
Nat

True_Metal · Jun 9, 2008

Bet that guy had some messed up lungs from smoking thru that

CAgem · Jun 10, 2008

I think that your 'smoking pipe' might be the spout from a kettle. Still a nice find. :thumbsup:

crazyjarhead · Jun 10, 2008

True_Metal said:
Bet that guy had some messed up lungs from smoking thru that

I'd say so

But it does resemble the neck of a tea kettle

thunter95 · Jun 10, 2008

I never even thought that this could have been a tea pot spot. It is definately copper so maybe it is a tea pot spot. Thanks for the insight. I wonder if the rest of the tea pot is still there too. I will have to look a little deeper.