Another question

[Dharmacy]

I thank you for your reply , I see where a-lot of the coins went around here now. lol

I'm wondering did you ever get a Capped Bust Silver ? Or did you mean the Cent type?

A LC don't seem like to much to ask but here

A piece of a Reale would be nice for me to dig, I look forward to it . ---'Thinking Positive'


Happy Thanksgiving Davers /Davey

I was referring to capped bust silver, but I would gladly take anything from that era. I can only recall one large cent dug around the Atlanta area that I was aware of. Like you said, those are hard to come by around here. I have recovered some seated silver, and other coinage from around that time, but even those were few and far between. The 1/2 reale I dug was from a Confederate camp in North Carolina and was dated 1746. Looking forward to the end of hunting season so I can get back out in the woods and see what I can find!

D.

 

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[Davers]

Thanks for your quick reply .

I was very Blessed 5+ years ago & got a Capped Dime , Half Dime , The half was Holed with a square nail & the Dime X on both sides , Then a 1839 Seated a month later , it was in XF , Then a year later I hit a 1830 Capped Half Dime . XF

All were from the same camp , funny I got no Cents Indian Head or large but did dig 4 Tokens 2 were patriotic & 1 was a Store Card & one was a Sutler Token all this was over a 2 year period .

Funny the Coins were so old but the Tokens were 1864 & 1863 on 1 if I recall right .

I do recall a LC was found in Powder Springs 3-4 years ago. IH's are around but the oldest I have found was a 1879 & it was eyeballed at Grant Park (due to erosion). A few were 1880's but most 1890-1904.

Ill shut up ,as I got to go eat. LOL
Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving & hope you can get out soon , stuff is still there just harder to find.

 

[Fast Ed]

I’d probably keel over dead if I ever dig one. #1 on my bucket list....a GWI that is ��