A new one today.

Brian C. · Nov 28, 2015

I have been detecting this old ghost town site for 14 years, this site was there from 1835- 1860s time frame. This site has given up several interesting finds of the years, for the last couple of years I was not able to find much of any thing, a site is never hunted out as we may think. The farmer turns the ground every year, so every once in a while a coin may come up, the 1806 was laying on top of the ground, the second was just about 2 inches down, and I have detected the heck out of this place well maybe.

CRUSADER · Nov 30, 2015

Halfpenny, please. :thumbsup:

Ahab8 · Nov 30, 2015

Wow awesome early coppers

NW Digger · Nov 30, 2015

14 years strong, with 14 more I'm sure!

against the wind · Dec 1, 2015

That's 2 excellent finds.
Bless that farmer and Congrats.
It pays to be persistent.

Iron Patch · Dec 1, 2015

Those Liverpool ship halfpennies are pretty common but this is the first time I've seen one dug in Canada. Not that it means much because conder tokens don't turn up as much as I would have expected them to, now that the years have gone on and I see what has come out.