Colonial coins everywhere!

[RelicMedic]

A friend of mine and I have been scouting for cellar holes over the past couple of months. In total, we found over 10 so far. Unfortunately he is away for work, but told me I could hit one of them as a test to see what's there. Within minutes, I had dug a Victorian suspender buckle. A minute and about 6' later, I got a weird 11-28/11-34 on the Etrac. Out pops a 1908 LC. stood up, swung again and it had a friend! I walked a straight line from the corner of the cellar hole, down a slight grade; a distance of maybe 60', then just a short turn to get back to the truck. In that time, I dug the first 2 coins, an 1820 NS & NB SUCCESS to navigation token, 2 KG II's, an early KG II Hibernia, and an Un Sou. There are still alot of signals in the ground, but I left them so my friend can join me when he gets back. We will revisit the spot then, and hopefully show you some Spanish silver lol.

 

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[RelicMedic]

LOL it was early in the morning and I didn't realize you were in Canada! That is my story and I am sticking to it. I thought you made a typing error. I find those in Michigan and the last one I found was in the Detroit river. Love your large cents.

Thanks for the picture.

Haha no worries. I get that quite often.

 

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