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Best Finds From The Past Two Weeks ---YAY USA !!!!!

Derek752

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Been hitting the hill of the Mohawk Indian castle and nothing spectacular but still digging cut brass points and lead so I started a display case of my finds there ...

And the cornfield I dug the Geo Washington Inaugural in has been plowed and has produced several nice coins and buttons.

This morning I stopped in there for a couple hours and dug a 1809 Lg Cent and 1749 King Geo. coppa and as I was leaving and swinging the coil I recieved a +25 - +30 on the DFX and found my 2nd Continental Army USA button and in pretty good shape !!!

I've included several photos of the Mohawk indian castle hill !

Thanks for looking and Good Hunting :thumbsup:

Derek :icon_study:
 

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Great finds Derek :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
I would love to find a King George Coppa.
 
plehbah said:
The famed and iconic Continental Army U.S.A. button is on many a wish list. Your latest specimen sure is in nice condition.... very clear lettering.

The displays are getting downright exotic. If I were a millionaire I would make you some kind of indecent proposal.... nothing to do with your body, just detecting that amazing site with those beautiful trade brass points and the lead effigies.

I think the term "colonial", or "colonial era" is often overused when describing artifacts, especially in the forums.

This stuff,my friend, is colonial and colonial era in a big way. Your collection is one of the most interesting I have seen.
Choda boy at your service :thumbsup:
 

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