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More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

5-15 -11 :icon_sunny: 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 :o 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 :icon_sunny: 8) P.S. Memorial Day will soon be here , :occasion17: 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. :icon_salut: CMDdawg
 

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Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

prolab69 said:
Thats a great site you got there :headbang:
Thanks prolab69 :thumbsup:
{Sentinel} said:
:icon_thumleft: Solid day of Colonial diggin', it's what I like seeing.
Thanks Sentinel , my friend :occasion14:
DESERT DOG said:
way to go nice find :headbang: :headbang:
:headbang:
Neil in West Jersey said:
Sweet finds for sure! By the look of the bricks and from what I can see from the site, could it have been a privy?

Leave some of those NJ coppers behind for me! It seems everyone I detect with has dug one but me!
Old house was a two story brick colonial . occupied till 1980's.. Thanks
cellar dweller said:
Im drooling. Really sweet finds. Thanks for posting dawg
DESERT DOG said:
way to go nice find :headbang: :headbang:
Thanks , :thumbsup:
steelheadwill said:
Steve in PA said:
Wait a second now! I see two NJ Jersey coppers there that you don't even mention or show individual close ups of. And you even live in New Jersey :laughing7: :laughing7:

Very nice finds there, and quite a variety too. That Thaler is really cool. Hope it turns out to be an early varient.
Glad you like the finds and Thank You ] :headbang:
VOL1266-X said:
Dawg, I have never seen one of those trade dollars. I doubt there are many in the grouns here in Tennessee. Great finds Dawg. It's not the old mill site but it looks very productive. A little Roundup may help hunting conditions there-LOL. HH, Quindy.
Roundup sounds like a great idea ..I'll try some , the mill will have to wait a few but that one is hot but I am too busy making new $$$
johnnyblaze said:
Cool finds :icon_thumleft:

Looks like some tough digging :-\


Blaze
Thanks Jim Morrison I mean Johnnyblaze :headbang: I remember, The Doors
TommNJ said:
Looks like your hard work pays off again, CMDawg ! :icon_thumright: More impressive Finds, Congrats :headbang:

TommNJ
Thanks TommNJ Best to you :occasion14:
Nate in Ohio said:
Assuming it was period minted, it seems to have an awful amount of detail to before it could've been circulating TOO long :thumbsup: to me at least
Great stuff
hard to say but on to the next Thanks
Iron Patch said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
These trade silvers were used in the colonies till mid 1800's

They're actually made pretty much right up to today. You would have to ID the variety to give the age. Could be 200 years old, could be 20.

Very popular and a highly minted coin, but this is the first I have seen posted.
Thanks IP , more than likely the newer nut I am glad it was a first ...for me and T Net :headbang:
The Man makes State Copper finds most every outing !
Sniffs that Colonial Metal like a bloodhound ;D
steelheadwill said:
Steve in PA said:
Wait a second now! I see two NJ Jersey coppers there that you don't even mention or show individual close ups of. And you even live in New Jersey :laughing7: :laughing7:

Very nice finds there, and quite a variety too. That Thaler is really cool. Hope it turns out to be an early varient.
The Man makes State Copper finds most every outing !
Sniffs that Colonial Metal like a bloodhound ;D
:laughing7: Thanks Herb , that's funny bro ... but you are correct , I am always on the trail of another fugitive killer find .... :icon_pirat: Thanks my friend :occasion14:
Steve in PA said:
Wait a second now! I see two NJ Jersey coppers there that you don't even mention or show individual close ups of. And you even live in New Jersey :laughing7: :laughing7:

Very nice finds there, and quite a variety too. That Thaler is really cool. Hope it turns out to be an early varient.


[/quoteGlad you like the finds and Thank You ] :thumbsup: dawg
sscindercoop said:
Killer day!!!!!!! HH
Thanks coop :icon_king: of coin finds lately :headbang:
FortBedfordbob said:
Great Finds Dawg !
Thanks Fort Bedford Bob :icon_thumleft: Best to you All :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Dawg
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

Wow where does one begin , between the Thaler Dollar and the pistol and all the other grand finds that you made !!

What a spectacular hunt that was :thumbsup: Thanks for Sharing !!


Karl
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

I have not been on treasurenet very long, but I am impressed with your finds every time you go out detecting. Keep on doing what you are doing, and post the pictures. :hello2:
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

Wow! Cool Finds! That "DB" piece is automobile related. It stands for Dodge Brothers.

HH!! :hello:
Cm2db
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

You are cleaning house big time! Amazing finds!!
 
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Very cool finds there CMD! :icon_thumright:
Love those old coins!

Dave
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

WoW you got a lot of beautiful stuff and coins too. Congratulations you did a excelant job.
 
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TN_MD said:
Wow where does one begin , between the Thaler Dollar and the pistol and all the other grand finds that you made !!

What a spectacular hunt that was :thumbsup: Thanks for Sharing !!


Karl
Thanks Karl and Welcome :headbang:
search and recovery said:
I have not been on treasurenet very long, but I am impressed with your finds every time you go out detecting. Keep on doing what you are doing, and post the pictures. :hello2:
Welcome and I appreciate the compliments . I have been finding more foreign than US silver since Jan . but I am glad when one this Grand pops out :o huge and silver works :thumbsup: Dawg
coinmaster2db said:
Wow! Cool Finds! That "DB" piece is automobile related. It stands for Dodge Brothers.

HH!! :hello:
Cm2db
Kool 8) 8) 8) Dodge Brothers ..Thanks :thumbsup:
birdman said:
You are cleaning house big time! Amazing finds!!
digging the house up is a dirty way of cleaning a house but ya gotta do what you can to get some of the hidden stuff that were in walls and hidey holes Thank You birdman :headbang: Dawg
Antiquarian said:
Very cool finds there CMD! :icon_thumright:
Love those old coins!

Dave
Thanks Dave , 8) 8) Dawg
rtde3 said:
WOW CMDdawg!
I would run through a few brick walls for finds like those! (Or dig through one like you did!) ;D
Congrats! :thumbsup:
:laughing7: I dig thru debris fields of foundations and wallsl and you swim with sharks ...that's the way it is because we must have lost a few marbles along the way ;D Best to ya my friend :headbang: :occasion14:
allen said:
id dig up a few old bricks to find some
of those great looking coins and relics !!
Thanks Allen , how about a few hundred bricks ;D I am keeping the whole ones , which are not many for some reason :thumbsup:
Hoze513 said:
WoW you got a lot of beautiful stuff and coins too. Congratulations you did a excellent job.
Thanks Hoze513 and have fun here . Thrill of Finding is the value 8) Dawg aka Scavengerman
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

I REALLY want to nominate for banner: the Thaler in close proximity to the NJ colonials says 200+ years to me. But I'll wait as you state some are still being minted today with that date. (Chinese?)

I suspect that NJ colonials are banner-worthy in and of themselves, though.
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

Very nice finds on that hunt. You have a great place their and I wait to see what else you find over the summer.
 
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Tuberale said:
I REALLY want to nominate for banner: the Thaler in close proximity to the NJ colonials says 200+ years to me. But I'll wait as you state some are still being minted today with that date. (Chinese?)

I suspect that NJ colonials are banner-worthy in and of themselves, though.


No, they are more thought of as restrikes and have been done pretty much since the first day they were minted. The NJ coppers really don't mean much when other finds dating much later have been found.

I never thought I'd curse at digging an 1800s quarter but I did when it was in the middle of a patch of finds that all dated mid. 1700s. It can happen.
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

Tuberale said:
I REALLY want to nominate for banner: the Thaler in close proximity to the NJ colonials says 200+ years to me. But I'll wait as you state some are still being minted today with that date. (Chinese?)

I suspect that NJ colonials are banner-worthy in and of themselves, though.
Hello Tuberale , Positively not Chinese ...the Jersey coppers were found nearby at a mill and not the same hunt , these are on my desk because I admire them daily !!! My absolute favorites of all the colonials . I took a pic with those coppers to give an idea of the size of the silver vs. a large copper { no intent to mislead anyone } as for the age and variety ...it is a tarnished old one but I am not an expert on these , it is the first one I have ever seen and it was dug in an old home site , so it is old ...positive it is silver and a legit Thaler or a legit restrike :read2: I will have a collector friend who will check it out asap . I am more interested in finding more relics before the site gets overgrown at this point . Thanks for your interest and Best of Luck in your future treasure hunts . Dawg http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,399325.0.html
 
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Iron Patch said:
Tuberale said:
I REALLY want to nominate for banner: the Thaler in close proximity to the NJ colonials says 200+ years to me. But I'll wait as you state some are still being minted today with that date. (Chinese?)

I suspect that NJ colonials are banner-worthy in and of themselves, though.


No, they are more thought of as restrikes and have been done pretty much since the first day they were minted. The NJ coppers really don't mean much when other finds dating much later have been found.

I never thought I'd curse at digging an 1800s quarter but I did when it was in the middle of a patch of finds that all dated mid. 1700s. It can happen.
;D Your right patch , finding an old silver with a 1780 date that may not be minted in 1780 is a nightmare :-\ glad I found the Thaler but it may as well been an Ike dollar at this point . I would have been better off with one with the date worn away than it wouldn't be , a maybe the first variety coin.:laughing9: one member actually tossed a Walker found at a CW site recently :o :laughing7: dawg
 
Re: More Colonial silver , copper & relic finds !!

CMDiamonddawg said:
Iron Patch said:
Tuberale said:
I REALLY want to nominate for banner: the Thaler in close proximity to the NJ colonials says 200+ years to me. But I'll wait as you state some are still being minted today with that date. (Chinese?)

I suspect that NJ colonials are banner-worthy in and of themselves, though.


No, they are more thought of as restrikes and have been done pretty much since the first day they were minted. The NJ coppers really don't mean much when other finds dating much later have been found.

I never thought I'd curse at digging an 1800s quarter but I did when it was in the middle of a patch of finds that all dated mid. 1700s. It can happen.
;D Your right patch , finding an old silver with a 1780 date that may not be minted in 1780 is a nightmare :-\ glad I found the Thaler but it may as well been an Ike dollar at this point . I would have been better off with one with the date worn away than it wouldn't be , a maybe the first variety coin.:laughing9: one member actually tossed a Walker found at a CW site recently :o :laughing7: dawg



Actually there is a positive side, there's lots of clear detail. I wouldn't even attempt trying to figure one out in poor condition.

http://www.theresia.name/en/svariants.html
 
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Great dig's!!!!! Love them all.......No Shark's in that Park :laughing7:
 

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