~Cellar Hole Hunt throw out a few Colonial Goodies~

johnnyblaze · Dec 2, 2016

What is up Tnet :hello:

Been staying out of the woods lately because the Deer ticks have been the worst i have ever seen!One little walk into the woods and you will have 30 on you!!Was walking the dog and noticed a crude cellar on the side of a main path..I just had to go back and check it out.Glad i did ended up grabbing a few goodies..

1796 Liberty Cap cent..I cleaned the heck out of it :dontknow:

Some cool buttons including a drilled shank one..

1851 largie far from the Cellar..

And a cool iron tool was this for wood, stone??

Have fun out there :hello:

~Blaze

Jeff H · Dec 2, 2016

Nice digs. That iron thing looks like a wedge or a shim that might be part of an undercarriage of some sort. :icon_scratch:

port ewen ace · Dec 2, 2016

being at one with nature_______________& diggin' some SUPER goodies :icon_thumleft:

vpnavy · Dec 2, 2016

Nice finds!

trapperart · Dec 2, 2016

Congrats on the old coppers and other nice finds

Scrappy · Dec 2, 2016

Hey Blaze, that's a really nice hunt bro. I wasn't expecting to see a liberty cap in a "few goodies". Congrats on that unexpected hole!

Rick (Nova Scotia) · Dec 2, 2016

I am glad I live a little farther north, we are only plagued by ticks from early May till Mid July, then they seem to disappear, although I have seen the very odd one later. ICK.

Congrats on the liberty cap copper, my oldest US LC is 1798, hoping for a '93, yeah I dream BIG, and it's Sweet.

Is that hole in the ground a semi covered well or a secret tunnel ? COOL !

Tommy G · Dec 2, 2016

Great hunt, and well worth the tick risk! Always love the coins, but I was drawn to the button with the starburst pattern. Really nice. The iron piece, although not very wide, looks like a wood or possibly even a stone splitter.

Steve in PA · Dec 2, 2016

Nice diggings my man! Right off the main path? Them boys in Connecticut have to hike miles to get to a cellar :dontknow:

nsdq · Dec 2, 2016

testing123 · Dec 2, 2016

Great finds! How'd you clean the lib cap? It looks really good.

weregolf · Dec 2, 2016

Nice finds

CTwoods · Dec 2, 2016

Tommy G said:
, but I was drawn to the button with the starburst pattern.

Me too. That design has to be hand stamped, one line at a time? It has to be pretty old, and made in the Northeast, rather than imported?

Bigmike2334 · Dec 2, 2016

Damn bro sweet job and I thought I had a good week, that's great!!

Professor of Engineering · Dec 2, 2016

Congratualtions on the killer relic and coin hunt! :occasion14:

The Cap Liberty copper is one of my favorite type coins!

Honest Samuel · Dec 2, 2016

Great finds, great pictures. Keep looking.

treblehunter · Dec 2, 2016

Nice work buddy, "a few goodies" I would have titled it Wow I found a Capped Bust!
Congrats!

Mr. Digger · Dec 2, 2016

Lovin the Colonial digs!!!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup:

Loco-Digger · Dec 2, 2016

Nice finds Blaze, I'd be on cloud 9 if I dug those 2 coins and the buttons.

Rogue Relic Hunter · Dec 2, 2016

congrats on the finds AND the cellar. was out today in the woods today and no ticks here in southeastern Virginia, thankfully. they were really bad when i lived in south texas. hate that place. congrats on the finds!