More Colonial Finds...Including Coppers

[romeo-1]

I went back to the field Mel and I hunted yesterday and it is still giving up the goodies. There is definitely an old site under a newer site. In the same area I found a 1912 LC and a 1700s George III Irish Hibernia Halfpence. This is another first for me. I also found a yet to be identified copper but may be a US Colonial...also found the usual homesite stuff. I thought I found a pewter military button but it is civilian...I think...

The clover is growing fast in this field and due to work this will be the last hunt until the next cutting...probably 6 weeks. It's a huge area and I only covered a very small area.

 

[ModernMiner]

Holy smokes! Very nice job Romeo. Awesome finds for sure.
Congrats,
MM

 

[romeo-1]

...forgot the coins in hand shot...

 

[RELICDUDE07]

Nice!!!!!!!!!!! Iron patch was right,we can just wait and see what you find today Almost as much fun, and the finds sure look alot better..Great work

 

[romeo-1]

Nice!!!!!!!!!!! Iron patch was right,we can just wait and see what you find today Almost as much fun, and the finds sure look alot better..Great work

I'vev been lucky to find a really good and early site. In one small area we have found a British, Irish, Chinese and American coin...all from the 1700s...not to mention a handfull of worn smooth coppers and some later Canadian...

 

[Iron Patch]

Someone should be able to ID the copper, seated figure arm pointing at the "C" She seems to be facing more towards the side than a typical halfpenny. I know I can figure this out but someone might know right off.

 

[Colonial Zoyboy]

Romeo, you rock, buddy! You never cease to amaze me with your Colonial recoveries.

Kyle

 

[romeo-1]

Someone should be able to ID the copper, seated figure arm pointing at the "C" She seems to be facing more towards the side than a typical halfpenny. I know I can figure this out but someone might know right off.

You would think that with "ect" showing it would be easy...

 

[romeo-1]

Romeo, you rock, buddy! You never cease to amaze me with your Colonial recoveries.

Kyle

Thanks man...looking forward to your future posts...we share the same interest in colonial era sites...

 

[Iron Patch]

Someone should be able to ID the copper, seated figure arm pointing at the "C" She seems to be facing more towards the side than a typical halfpenny. I know I can figure this out but someone might know right off.

You would think that with "ect" showing it would be easy...

That's why I feel I'm missing something obvious but may not be the case.

 

[Mona Lisa]

Another great hunt, Romeo. Congrats!

 

[tymcmurray]

Very nice haul!!!
You must be stoked!!!
Congratulations.