Hello from Vermont

[JimVT36]

Hello Everyone - I'm new to hunting and collecting but not new to life. I'm retired from IBM and enjoying my free time finding what I been missing all these years. I'm basically a coin collector looking for interesting treasures mostly for conversation. My most recent old find was a 1895 Canadian Copper cent piece which in searching the internet brought me to this forum.

I hope I meet new friends interested in rare unusual coins.

All the best from VT.

JP

 

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[flatbutton]

Welcome from N.C.! You've found the right place!

 

[River Rat]

 

[vpnavy]

Welcome aboard! Take a look at Sub-Forums: Vermont for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to your state.

 

[smalltowngirl13]

Hello and welcome aboard!

 

[NHBandit]

Welcome from Tennessee. I recently escaped from NH to warmer weather but I do miss the old Canadian coins that were always a nice surprise detecting up there. Oldest Canadian coin is an 1883 quarter found next to the ticket window at an old railroad depot in central NH. Got 6 Indians that day as well. What part of Vermont ? There's a local forum in the Keene NH area I belong to but I'm not sure posting it here is allowed. Send me a pm for info.

 

[JimVT36]

Welcome from Tennessee. I recently escaped from NH to warmer weather but I do miss the old Canadian coins that were always a nice surprise detecting up there. Oldest Canadian coin is an 1883 quarter found next to the ticket window at an old railroad depot in central NH. Got 6 Indians that day as well. What part of Vermont ? There's a local forum in the Keene NH area I belong to but I'm not sure posting it here is allowed. Send me a pm for info.

Hello NH, I'm North country born and raised so the thought of leaving gives me the jitters albeit this week is the -20 week so my mind is easily swayed this time of year.
My treasure hunting began by accident as I was given the option of buying a coin hoard from a family that lost their father. Several hundred pound worth. I sorted and separated for a weeks or so. Lots of silver, canadian, old copper and regular U.S. coins. I did find dome very old canadian (1890) vintage and a bunch of old British coins that I'm try to value. Keep in touch.. Enjoy hunting and the southern temps.

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[NoBootyYet]

Welcome from Birmingham Alabama, I wish you happy and safe hunting. Feel free to share tricks and tips. We look forward to seeing your cool finds.

 

[Metal Detecting Stuff]

Welcome!

Wayne

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