Colonial Zoyboy
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Coppa at the "Coronet Field"
What's up, fellow metal detecting enthusiasts zoysters? Well, let's get to the metal detecting story.
On the day after wednesday of last week, I was skunked...and I mean skunked.
Well, we headed back to the Coronet field on the day after Friday of last week! This day turned out to be great for me, considering that I recovered an 1826 Coronet cent at a depth of 3 inches. This beauty read at the "R" on "Quarter" on my 90s-style relic machine. After recovering this babe, I instantly yelled, "LARGE CENT. LARGE CENT. LARGE CENT," while running around like a hyper-active kid who forgot to take his ridalin.
Well, to make another long metal detecting story relatively short in a metal detecting time limit on a metal detecting site with metal detectorists reading this metal detecting thread, we welcomed another great member into our club: vpone. Vpone, welcome to the club and we are looking forward to many great recoveries with you in the near future for "Bone Dry Detecting."
In 4 metal detecting trips, we have recovered 13 Coronet cents, 1 Draped Bust cent, 1 ancient Colonial, and an 1835 Capped Bust half dime. Folks, that is what I am talking about! Mr. Walter would be proud.
zoyster
*My coin was found on extreme private property with the total consent of the two sweet landowners.
What's up, fellow metal detecting enthusiasts zoysters? Well, let's get to the metal detecting story.
On the day after wednesday of last week, I was skunked...and I mean skunked.
Well, we headed back to the Coronet field on the day after Friday of last week! This day turned out to be great for me, considering that I recovered an 1826 Coronet cent at a depth of 3 inches. This beauty read at the "R" on "Quarter" on my 90s-style relic machine. After recovering this babe, I instantly yelled, "LARGE CENT. LARGE CENT. LARGE CENT," while running around like a hyper-active kid who forgot to take his ridalin.
Well, to make another long metal detecting story relatively short in a metal detecting time limit on a metal detecting site with metal detectorists reading this metal detecting thread, we welcomed another great member into our club: vpone. Vpone, welcome to the club and we are looking forward to many great recoveries with you in the near future for "Bone Dry Detecting."
In 4 metal detecting trips, we have recovered 13 Coronet cents, 1 Draped Bust cent, 1 ancient Colonial, and an 1835 Capped Bust half dime. Folks, that is what I am talking about! Mr. Walter would be proud.
zoyster
*My coin was found on extreme private property with the total consent of the two sweet landowners.


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