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Enjoy thanks for looking Jeff ;D
 

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Looks like Buckleboy needs to make a road trip then :laughing7: ... as said before, always welcome in our neck of the woods
 
I'd love to find some cut pieces of silver but there is only whole pieces and coppers where i'm at.
Chris
 
Thanks guys... Zeuss, trust me, after u dig 4 in a row you kinda start wantin a whole one! :laughing7:
 
umrgolf2000 said:
Looks like Buckleboy needs to make a road trip then :laughing7: ... as said before, always welcome in our neck of the woods

Thank you my friend. It won't be this fall--but maybe in the spring. :)
 
:headbang: springtime it is ... hopin im still in the area, might get transferred.. either way, my bud will still be around and u can get the good stuff for me that he always seems to get :notworthy: :notworthy:
 
1/4 of a halfpenny interests me. No cutting of copper coinage occurred in the UK at this time, but seems to have been common in the US.
1/2 of a halfpenny is a farthing - farthing being the lowest demonination of coinage at the time. 1/4 of a halfpenny is nothing. So proving the the Colonials had differing values on coinage. ie. a value under our lowest value coinage of that period. Although in the later Victorian period we did produce some half-farthings which were for British Colonial use.
So your coin, in British terms is effectively a Half-Farthing!
 
Yeah cru, that thing is nuts heh? When I found it, me and my buddy were like 'wait a second, that's an 1/8th of a cent!!' that was the first colonial copper we found on that site.. Since we've gotten a 1734 & a 175? KGII.. Also three of those cut silvers in my pics and two whole 1/2 reales (1777,1780).. The colonial stuff always has interested me.. Jeff
 
You have some great colonial sites going there, the cut silvers are beautiful. And i've never seen a cut copper found around where I live, I wonder what they would have purchased with them?. I hope the weather holds out for you so you can keep swinging the coil!.

James.
HomesteadHunter.
 
Thanks, just picked up another site about 2 miles down the road that I think will give up a lot of the same stuff.. I'll be out there Sunday all day, just a soybean field with two humps.. Lots of pottery and broken glass :wink:
 
Man what a spot. Congratulations on the great finds.
 
Thanks Deno, all the stuff came from two different spots from the middle of Sep to the middle of Nov... Happy Thanksgiving all! Jeff
 
umrgolf2000 said:
Thanks Deno, all the stuff came from two different spots from the middle of Sep to the middle of Nov... Happy Thanksgiving all! Jeff

i love all your finds! LOL and i think thanksgiving just might be my fav holiday! :)
 
If it's not your fav, it soon will be.. :wink: I'm at my gate waitin for my plane :headbang:
 
The Spanish coins even if its just a piece of the coin is a nice find anyday.
 

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