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Checkmate King II to Checkmate Charlie III update 3-17 & 3-18

CMDiamonddawg

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Checkmate King II to Checkmate Charlie III update 3-17 & 3-18

Hi T-Net Mother nature been hammering the area since Sat. Five inches of rain , northeaster storms , thunder ,hail . Whats to worry about . Used to all this stuff. Why not try for some soggy finds .Wading through the muck is really not that bad . I like dirt , especially when it can be shoveled easily and you don't need a jackhammer. :sign13: Any bugs that might have decided to come out of hiding , probably drowned is another plus! On the field by sunrise ...Nice and soggy ..within a halfhour ..I had the first KG ..173 ? ;D next was a brass finial, may be part of an andiron ..solid ..a foot deep and sounded like a church bell through the headset :o some buttons led me to the Kings castle ..big cent no date left ..my cleaning later really left nothing of the reverse . I was able to find some more relics and another King II halfpenny , from the old colonial farm field . Spent the best part of today dodging rain showers , had lunch in the rain , sunk in the mud from the rain , washed my hands in the rain , dug in the rain , and went bananas out here , in the friking rain . ::) I like the way a cell phone looks like a piece of chocolate cake when I drop them in muck!! It is still raining as I write this .. Found: brass finial ,door hook, bone handled knife , part of a scissor handle, piece of a pot hanger hook for iron pots in the fireplace, well designed brass trunk hinge, rusted iron door knob, square buckle, cleaver , two large buttons , 4 small buttons (not pictured) and the usual half bucket of iron pieces. Coins found : 1737 KGII halfpenny ,1730 KGII halfpenny, KG II penny (1729-1754) cannot get the date to come up . I am still cleaning up mud but it was the best hunt for me so far in 2K10. :icon_sunny: Thanks for taking a look CMD Update finds 3-17-10 found 3 buttons ..Wellington plate on backmark , a bell , rusty handle , 1784 Charles III one real " almost 2 bits from a harrowing disc" another Charles III no date one real , & a mystery coin ??? CMD
 

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Re: Checkmate King II

Kirk PA said:
I totally enjoy seeing what you dig from the South Jersey sandy soil. You are on a Colonial site for sure! I love the feeling of getting that perfect copper signal and then popping one. Long Live the Copper! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

How did you clean the coppers? :dontknow: Nuke some peroxide ,soak copper until it stops bubbling, then rub the residue off with a wet Q tip May have to do it a few times with new peroxide each time. Baby oil finish or vaseline ..beeswax. Like coppers 8) then you may or may not like what I found this afternoon as much :o silver :icon_pirat: Found alot of brick pieces ,than iron ,pottery ,oyster shells ,than buttons all copper. more current cents and shell tops .No largies ,but they are out here .Found a little coin that I can't id. Reales are worn like the Kings , still a thrill . Thanks Kirk and everyone for responses !! IP you are right on about iron patch :thumbsup:
 

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Re: Checkmate King II ****Update fo 3-18-2010

umrgolf2000 said:
well done dawg, this post makes me want to grab a beer.. :laughing9: i wonder how the farmer felt about you digging up his wheat ??? ::) just messin with ya, i dig up all kinds of wheat down here :laughing7: i need some old coins, i haven't gotten anything older than 1900 in about 2 months
He was laughing at me sinking in the muck :laughing7: this will soon be planted in field corn , so he said not to worry about any holes etc. Nice family ! Get some beer and start searchin" the bugs will soon be here . :sunny: Thanks 2 all responders :thumbsup: Sunny and less mud . Found : clay pipe stem ,4 buttons ,copper dogtag, copper nail ,1801 Draped bust large cent ,3 lead tax seals .A large tom turkey was watching me from a distance , check out the picture of his track. My size 11 is above left for comparison of size. Tombac button on top of field ..Thanks to "the plow" 8) day, CMD
 

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Re: Checkmate King II to Checkmate Charlie III update

big congrats on just getting out in that weather you described
and bigger congrats on that sweet assortment of finds ! :thumbsup:
 
Re: Checkmate King II

CMDiamonddawg said:
Kirk PA said:
I totally enjoy seeing what you dig from the South Jersey sandy soil. You are on a Colonial site for sure! I love the feeling of getting that perfect copper signal and then popping one. Long Live the Copper! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

How did you clean the coppers? :dontknow: Nuke some peroxide ,soak copper until it stops bubbling, then rub the residue off with a wet Q tip May have to do it a few times with new peroxide each time. Baby oil finish or vaseline ..beeswax. Like coppers 8) then you may or may not like what I found this afternoon as much :o silver :icon_pirat: Found alot of brick pieces ,than iron ,pottery ,oyster shells ,than buttons all copper. more current cents and shell tops .No largies ,but they are out here .Found a little coin that I can't id. Reales are worn like the Kings , still a thrill . Thanks Kirk and everyone for responses !! IP you are right on about iron patch :thumbsup:


Finding the iron is the name of the game! :thumbsup:
 
Re: Checkmate King II

Iron Patch said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
Kirk PA said:
I totally enjoy seeing what you dig from the South Jersey sandy soil. You are on a Colonial site for sure! I love the feeling of getting that perfect copper signal and then popping one. Long Live the Copper! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

How did you clean the coppers? :dontknow: Nuke some peroxide ,soak copper until it stops bubbling, then rub the residue off with a wet Q tip May have to do it a few times with new peroxide each time. Baby oil finish or vaseline ..beeswax. Like coppers 8) then you may or may not like what I found this afternoon as much :o silver :icon_pirat: Found alot of brick pieces ,than iron ,pottery ,oyster shells ,than buttons all copper. more current cents and shell tops .No largies ,but they are out here .Found a little coin that I can't id. Reales are worn like the Kings , still a thrill . Thanks Kirk and everyone for responses !! IP you are right on about iron patch :thumbsup:


Finding the iron is the name of the game! :thumbsup:
alot of it
 
Re: Checkmate King II

CMDiamonddawg said:
Iron Patch said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
Kirk PA said:
I totally enjoy seeing what you dig from the South Jersey sandy soil. You are on a Colonial site for sure! I love the feeling of getting that perfect copper signal and then popping one. Long Live the Copper! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

How did you clean the coppers? :dontknow: Nuke some peroxide ,soak copper until it stops bubbling, then rub the residue off with a wet Q tip May have to do it a few times with new peroxide each time. Baby oil finish or vaseline ..beeswax. Like coppers 8) then you may or may not like what I found this afternoon as much :o silver :icon_pirat: Found alot of brick pieces ,than iron ,pottery ,oyster shells ,than buttons all copper. more current cents and shell tops .No largies ,but they are out here .Found a little coin that I can't id. Reales are worn like the Kings , still a thrill . Thanks Kirk and everyone for responses !! IP you are right on about iron patch :thumbsup:


Finding the iron is the name of the game! :thumbsup:
alot of it


I said finding it, not digging it. ;D
 
Re: Checkmate King II

Iron Patch said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
Iron Patch said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
Kirk PA said:
I totally enjoy seeing what you dig from the South Jersey sandy soil. You are on a Colonial site for sure! I love the feeling of getting that perfect copper signal and then popping one. Long Live the Copper! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

How did you clean the coppers? :dontknow: Nuke some peroxide ,soak copper until it stops bubbling, then rub the residue off with a wet Q tip May have to do it a few times with new peroxide each time. Baby oil finish or vaseline ..beeswax. Like coppers 8) then you may or may not like what I found this afternoon as much :o silver :icon_pirat: Found alot of brick pieces ,than iron ,pottery ,oyster shells ,than buttons all copper. more current cents and shell tops .No largies ,but they are out here .Found a little coin that I can't id. Reales are worn like the Kings , still a thrill . Thanks Kirk and everyone for responses !! IP you are right on about iron patch :thumbsup:


Finding the iron is the name of the game! :thumbsup:
alot of it


I said finding it, not digging it. ;D
:laughing7:Now U tell me ..nah ,just kidding ,I won' dig all the iron ,anywhere ..Too much time lost doing that . I want some of the smaller relics ,especially the square nails "double beepers" collect the real old ones . Most of the big stuff stays . Thanks again ,CMD
 

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