Colonial KirkPA
Silver Member
- Joined
- Apr 4, 2007
- Messages
- 3,846
- Reaction score
- 9
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Colonial, PA
- Detector(s) used
- White's Pro XL
Forum, 
Wellllll, the "3 Datectateers" got out today for an awesome treasure hunt. The weatha was a superb super sunny day.
I would have to say that it was super better than last week. 
The 3 self-proclaimed professionals decided to head to our super productive Colonial farm, folks! 
Yup, we were kind of ticked off that the super nice farmer did not harvest anymore of his fields. 
Folks, let me tell you, we have NOT hit our MAIN site yet, which, by the way, is on this farm. 
To make a long story short, we all began with our usual PASSION...it was super high! We started to sweep our ANALOGS in the area where Zeus dug the 3 coppas last week, including the Liberty Cap.
But, after about 30 minutes, I noticed that we started to head to areas where our guts told us to go...no, I don't, literally, have a gut.
I was detecting in an area where there were some nice patches of iron, when I was hit with a nice "Quarter" hit. I was soon super gibbon-like happy when I saw a large greenie in the doyt....a COPPA!!!
I yelled for Zoyboy to come over because I knew I had located a dweller's cabin. The coin turned out to be a Draped Bust large cent! I can see part of the date "180?" 
Seriously, about 3 minutes later, I got a "P" on "Penny" hit. This one turned out to be a Colonial!!! After a 10 minute tumble, I think I can see some da-tail, but it is hard to say. I know for a Colonial fact that it is a Colonial coppa! Oh, just to let some dudes know, these coins were found in the relative area where I dug my Lathing Hatchet!!! Wink, wink, wink! 
Folks, I was on a coppa streak here! We all blitzed this area with our Colonial passion until the sun started to set in the west. Well, let me tell you, folks, this site is LOADED and we still have a few more fields to hit. 
We will be back there in the early morning manana! Wish us luck! 
Keep your passion high!
Kirk
Wellllll, the "3 Datectateers" got out today for an awesome treasure hunt. The weatha was a superb super sunny day.
I would have to say that it was super better than last week. The 3 self-proclaimed professionals decided to head to our super productive Colonial farm, folks! Yup, we were kind of ticked off that the super nice farmer did not harvest anymore of his fields. Folks, let me tell you, we have NOT hit our MAIN site yet, which, by the way, is on this farm. To make a long story short, we all began with our usual PASSION...it was super high! We started to sweep our ANALOGS in the area where Zeus dug the 3 coppas last week, including the Liberty Cap.
But, after about 30 minutes, I noticed that we started to head to areas where our guts told us to go...no, I don't, literally, have a gut. I was detecting in an area where there were some nice patches of iron, when I was hit with a nice "Quarter" hit. I was soon super gibbon-like happy when I saw a large greenie in the doyt....a COPPA!!!
I yelled for Zoyboy to come over because I knew I had located a dweller's cabin. The coin turned out to be a Draped Bust large cent! I can see part of the date "180?" Seriously, about 3 minutes later, I got a "P" on "Penny" hit. This one turned out to be a Colonial!!! After a 10 minute tumble, I think I can see some da-tail, but it is hard to say. I know for a Colonial fact that it is a Colonial coppa! Oh, just to let some dudes know, these coins were found in the relative area where I dug my Lathing Hatchet!!! Wink, wink, wink! Folks, I was on a coppa streak here!
We all blitzed this area with our Colonial passion until the sun started to set in the west. Well, let me tell you, folks, this site is LOADED and we still have a few more fields to hit. We will be back there in the early morning manana! Wish us luck! Keep your passion high!
Kirk
Upvote
0
