Classic Head Copper

Kirk PA · Nov 7, 2009

KKC got out yesterday to a new site. I got this 1812 Classic Head large cent. :headbang:

Keep the passion high! :headbang:

Kirk

teddy · Nov 7, 2009

that's really a great find :icon_thumleft:

teddy

ModernMiner · Nov 7, 2009

You guys are making a killing up there in PA!!! Way to go Kirk. Another copper beauty.
-Doug-

tsgman · Nov 7, 2009

You guy's are copper magnets!

garthbfan169 · Nov 7, 2009

WTG on the L.C. Kirk!! :notworthy:

timekiller · Nov 7, 2009

I saw your uncles,now you pull out a trick to! :laughing9:

Boy you guy's know how to get them coppers.It's amazing you all don't find other types up there.I think one of you said one time not many buckle either thats strange.I would had thought they would be some of that stuff mixed in with these finds you all make.Sorta wierd how different places have different finds.But not that far apart really!Anyway back to the copper. Way to go buddy, :headbang:

and you all keep having fun doing what you like.Best of luck to you and all your family! :thumbsup:

TK,

romeo-1 · Nov 7, 2009

That deserves a BooYEAH!!! :icon_thumright:

Kyle PA · Nov 7, 2009

A copper is a copper and we'll take all of them that make our detectors beep. It would be nice to get into a new site tomorrow, but, if not, we always have a few old standbys to hunt.

pjroo33 · Nov 7, 2009

tsgman said:
You guy's are copper magnets!

Agreed! Congrats

Kyle PA · Nov 7, 2009

timekiller said:
I saw your uncles,now you pull out a trick to! Boy you guy's know how to get them coppers.It's amazing you all don't find other types up there.I think one of you said one time not many buckle either thats strange.I would had thought they would be some of that stuff mixed in with these finds you all make.Sorta wierd how different places have different finds.But not that far apart really!Anyway back to the copper. Way to go buddy, and you all keep having fun doing what you like.Best of luck to you and all your family!

TK,

Pete the Colonial Man, we find a nice variety of coins in our area. We've dug, in the last few years, the following types:
-1694 William and Mary
-Late 1600s William III halfpennies
-KG I's
-KG II's
-KG III's
-Connecticut coppers
-New Jersey coppers
-one Nova Constellatio copper
-Liberty Cap half cents and large cents
-Draped Bust half cents and large cents
-Classic heads, Coronets, and Braided Hairs
-Spanish silvers
-1806 German silver

We do find a great variety of coins here, but when it comes to military relics and buckles, there are very few found in our area. I attribute it to different geographic location. As you've probably noticed, Rev War buttons (many, but not all) are very common in Canada, but in the U.S., they are found much less.

Keep swinging away on that killer site, Pete. You have been amazing as of recently! :headbang:

Kyle

wyattrr · Nov 7, 2009

Nice Score WTG!! :headbang:

VERMONTPACKRAT · Nov 7, 2009

Classic Head Large Cents are what I am looking for :notworthy:

I love seeing this series being posted.

Love the Copper, VPR

Hardy · Nov 7, 2009

SWEET

timekiller · Nov 7, 2009

KylePA said:
timekiller said:

I saw your uncles,now you pull out a trick to! Boy you guy's know how to get them coppers.It's amazing you all don't find other types up there.I think one of you said one time not many buckle either thats strange.I would had thought they would be some of that stuff mixed in with these finds you all make.Sorta wierd how different places have different finds.But not that far apart really!Anyway back to the copper. Way to go buddy, and you all keep having fun doing what you like.Best of luck to you and all your family!

TK,

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Pete the Colonial Man, we find a nice variety of coins in our area. We've dug, in the last few years, the following types:
-1694 William and Mary
-Late 1600s William III halfpennies
-KG I's
-KG II's
-KG III's
-Connecticut coppers
-New Jersey coppers
-one Nova Constellatio copper
-Liberty Cap half cents and large cents
-Draped Bust half cents and large cents
-Classic heads, Coronets, and Braided Hairs
-Spanish silvers
-1806 German silver

We do find a great variety of coins here, but when it comes to military relics and buckles, there are very few found in our area. I attribute it to different geographic location. As you've probably noticed, Rev War buttons (many, but not all) are very common in Canada, but in the U.S., they are found much less.

Keep swinging away on that killer site, Pete. You have been amazing as of recently!

Kyle