I love digging Georgies Video Included

Kyle PA · Mar 30, 2010

KKC (KirkKyleChris) got out to our latest site on Sunday for a second hunt. It produced my very rare 1787 Connec. copper and nine other coppers the first day we hunted it. On Sunday, in the area where we dug a lot of the coppers, I popped this King George II halfpenny.

Kirk will be posting his coppers very shortly!

We will be taking this weekend off, but will be back on the horse the weekend after. We will be seeking permission for a new site.

Kyle

dwayne sueno · Mar 30, 2010

george is a good friend to have. it's always nice when he drops in to say hello.

Iron Patch · Mar 30, 2010

COPPER... COPPER.. Awesome Kyle! Awesome! :laughing9:

Love the georgies and can't wait to dig one!!!!! :thumbsup:

Kirk PA · Mar 30, 2010

Gotta love grog change! :laughing9:

Digging Georgies is where my passion resides. That was a classic video once again. The best part was when you flipped it out of the hole. Classic! :icon_thumleft:

We must hunt where the frolics happened. :wink:

Kirk

RELICDUDE07 · Mar 30, 2010

Man you guys are doing great!!!!!!!The only thing i can suggest is to maybe get a copy of this to listen to while diggin the colonial relics

Dman · Mar 30, 2010

great finds. I enjoyed the video .
Dman

Colonial Copper Zeus · Mar 30, 2010

Nice flip of the dirt to reveal a beautiful greeny. I can't wait for my turn :icon_scratch:

Chris

ModernMiner · Mar 30, 2010

Sir Kyle of Beanfield,
The analog pulls through again! Great job buddy & thanks for the video.
You mentioned getting permission to another spot. Have you three cleaned this one out already? :icon_scratch:

Still waiting for that banner up up top from your last hunt. The mods must have this site on automatic pilot? :laughing9:

-Sir Dug of Diggingham-

terpfan · Mar 30, 2010

Great job KKC! That video really gets my blood pumpin'. Was there anything in your research that made you think this site might be so special? Can you tell us what was on this site in the Colonial days?
-Steve

Kirk PA · Mar 30, 2010

terpfan said:
Great job KKC! That video really gets my blood pumpin'. Was there anything in your research that made you think this site might be so special? Can you tell us what was on this site in the Colonial days?
-Steve

We know for sure that men were frolicking on the green. :laughing7:

Kirk

Sniffy · Mar 30, 2010

wow! you guys really "spaz" out! Nice coppers, that place seems to be loaded!

timekiller · Mar 30, 2010

You guy's are the STUUUUUUUUUUUFFFFFFF!You all keep your chins up and stay on the path of coppers! You own the board of late with your finds.As a matter of fact lets call it KKC.Net :laughing9:

Take Care,
Pete :icon_thumleft:

dethklok97 · Mar 30, 2010

you sounded like the seagulls from Finding Nemo but saying COPPER COPPER COPPERCOPPER !!!
XD

Ed-NH · Mar 30, 2010

Another great outing buddy way to go!

incajoe · Mar 30, 2010

Fun times you guys are having out there! Keep digging 'em up!

Kyle PA · Mar 31, 2010

Thank you all for the replies.

I am glad that I'm able to take you guys along with me on the hunt. In my opinion, in-field videos are much better than action shots in the fields. :thumbsup:

Kirk PA · Mar 31, 2010

KylePA said:
Thank you all for the replies.

I am glad that I'm able to take you guys along with me on the hunt. In my opinion, in-field videos are much better than action shots in the fields.

Action shots in the field are so out-dated now. We are in the 21st century. I have a feeling that we are inspiring a lot of people to get films of their finds. :dontknow: