Back to my best Cellar Hole of last year...Got a first out there....

[johnnyblaze]

Took the long hike out to my old cellar from last year..Man its a hike...


The weather was like summer and being that far out in the woods was like medication from the everyday Hustle of this insane world

Got my first 3 cent piece

Got some cool suspender buckle..Colonial

The cutest lil button i ever seen

Nice decorative button..

A 1781 Irish halfpenny crowned harp Hibernia

Some beautiful pottery pieces..

A crushed blowhole button...You know your on a early site when you find a blowhole button

I always tell my dog not to flinch when im taking his picture but kids today dont listen


Good luck out there


Blaze

 

[johnnyblaze]

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[johnnyblaze]

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[worldtalker]

Johnny, Them 3 centers are a hard one to find,only got one in 33yrs.First i ever hear of a blowhole button!! God Bless Chris

 

[johnnyblaze]

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[johnnyblaze]

Johnny, Them 3 centers are a hard one to find,only got one in 33yrs.First i ever hear of a blowhole button!! God Bless Chris

A blowhole button is actually a 2 piece button that was soldered together..It will have 2 small holes in the back to allow the gas to escape

These actually pre-date the colonial flat buttons...Right around the early 1700's..

Blaze

 

[worldtalker]

Couple more

Teach that dog to dig your targets yet??

 

[johnnyblaze]

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Teach that dog to dig your targets yet??

I wish he would it make things alot easier


Blaze

 

[Bell]

Awesome finds! I know what you mean about getting out alone in the woods. Its necessary for sanity. I love that site. Looking at the photos you can almost see the buildings and hear the people.

 

[timekiller]

Nice digs Blaze, Looks like you got a 1781 irish halfpenny,sorta like this one I dug my first year.They were produced 1774-1776,& 1781-1782 yours looks like the common date of 1781.
http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoinText/Br-IrishCopper.2.html
Take Care,
Pete,

 

[johnnyblaze]

Nice digs Blaze, Looks like you got a 1781 irish halfpenny,sorta like this one I dug my first year.They were produced 1774-1776,& 1781-1782 yours looks like the common date of 1781.
http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoinText/Br-IrishCopper.2.html
Take Care,
Pete,

Pete your right i can see the 8 at the beginning now

It seems my crown is on an angle unlike all the other ones i see are straight up and down on top





Blaze

 

[looking4largecent]

Cool finds and great pictures.

 

[romeo-1]

That's a good looking site...bet there's not a lot of trash out there!

 

[timekiller]

Nice digs Blaze, Looks like you got a 1781 irish halfpenny,sorta like this one I dug my first year.They were produced 1774-1776,& 1781-1782 yours looks like the common date of 1781.
http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoinText/Br-IrishCopper.2.html
Take Care,
Pete,

Pete your right i can see the 8 at the beginning now

It seems my crown is on an angle unlike all the other ones i see are straight up and down on top





Blaze

Mine is counterfiet & they were often I believe so a weight would help or someone like Ip might could look & tell.Should weigh 9.09grams & you see what mine weighs.
http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoinText/CtfBrit.3.html

 

[BuckleBoy]

Great finds! That pesky 3c piece is still on my list after 20 years of diggin.

I don't see a blowhole button there in your finds. I do see a two-piece ball button there though. Blowholes were one-piece I thought, with two holes in the back. Ball buttons are two piece.

Cheers,

Buckles

 

[hdmech71]

Awesome. I bet that ground could tell some stories!
Looks like you are trying to tell it!

 

[johnnyblaze]

Great finds! That pesky 3c piece is still on my list after 20 years of diggin.

I don't see a blowhole button there in your finds. I do see a two-piece ball button there though. Blowholes were one-piece I thought, with two holes in the back. Ball buttons are two piece.

Cheers,

Buckles

They are 2 piece..

Check it out
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,376910.0.html

Blaze

 

[johnnyblaze]

Nice digs Blaze, Looks like you got a 1781 irish halfpenny,sorta like this one I dug my first year.They were produced 1774-1776,& 1781-1782 yours looks like the common date of 1781.
http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoinText/Br-IrishCopper.2.html
Take Care,
Pete,

You are probably right

Pete your right i can see the 8 at the beginning now

It seems my crown is on an angle unlike all the other ones i see are straight up and down on top





Blaze

Mine is counterfiet & they were often I believe so a weight would help or someone like Ip might could look & tell.Should weigh 9.09grams & you see what mine weighs.
http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoinText/CtfBrit.3.html

 

[Joe88]

Great finds Johnny!!!
Keep them coming.
BTW..your dog looks exactly like my dog....same color scheme....mine is a Jack Russell.

Anyway, congrats on your finds!!

Joe

 

[coinstar]

pretty cool finds there.