CMDiamonddawg
Silver Member
- Joined
- Oct 14, 2009
- Messages
- 4,508
- Reaction score
- 975
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Jersey Cape
- Detector(s) used
- Fisher 1265X & CZ-7
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!
5-15 -11
Saturday and Sunday hunts back to back to the same old colonial cellar hole , where the crumb / salt spoon & rat tail spoon ,1788 Jersey copper , 1757 Six pence silver were recovered . http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,399325.0.html Thought the first dig was a real 45 cal but not the case . 
Early G Man badge , and a 1907 Indian cent .. Sunday ...where the sixpence was found .... spent hours diggin ' through broken bricks , junk , more junk , buckle pieces , DB brass bridal rosette , Parkes coffee pin , square nails , iron chunks of stoves and barrel straps , chards , more red brick :P every shovelful hit these pieces of red brick . Pain in the you know what !! Best find of the weekend is , a giant signal that screamed , COIN 
1780 Maria Theresa Thaler trade dollar .These trade silvers were used in the colonies till mid 1800's , still made today with 1780 date ..worn date KG I Hibernia , ended the hunt with a pewter handle and flat buttons . I like this place but it will soon be overgrown with unbearable jigger bush . . Thanks for stopping in and the heat is on , Good Day 8) P.S. Memorial Day will soon be here , 
As we pause to give thanks this Memorial Day for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice – for keeping the Union intact, for our freedoms, to extend that umbrella of freedom to others – freeing them from tyranny and oppression, let us give thanks and always remember. 
CMDdawg
5-15 -11
Saturday and Sunday hunts back to back to the same old colonial cellar hole , where the crumb / salt spoon & rat tail spoon ,1788 Jersey copper , 1757 Six pence silver were recovered . http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,399325.0.html Thought the first dig was a real 45 cal but not the case . Early G Man badge , and a 1907 Indian cent .. Sunday ...where the sixpence was found .... spent hours diggin ' through broken bricks , junk , more junk , buckle pieces , DB brass bridal rosette , Parkes coffee pin , square nails , iron chunks of stoves and barrel straps , chards , more red brick :P every shovelful hit these pieces of red brick . Pain in the you know what !! Best find of the weekend is , a giant signal that screamed , COIN 1780 Maria Theresa Thaler trade dollar .These trade silvers were used in the colonies till mid 1800's , still made today with 1780 date ..worn date KG I Hibernia , ended the hunt with a pewter handle and flat buttons . I like this place but it will soon be overgrown with unbearable jigger bush . . Thanks for stopping in and the heat is on , Good Day 8) P.S. Memorial Day will soon be here , As we pause to give thanks this Memorial Day for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice – for keeping the Union intact, for our freedoms, to extend that umbrella of freedom to others – freeing them from tyranny and oppression, let us give thanks and always remember. CMDdawgAttachments
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Solid day of Colonial diggin', it's what I like seeing.
to me at least
Congrats on your finds though. Well worth the effort. 
More impressive Finds, Congrats 
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