My first state copper, and it's a beauty

crabstang44

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The pictures don't do it justice, it's 1788. Also got 1883 Indian, but who cares about that. Anybody know what variety?
this was found at the 1756 plantation that still stands, this place has been hunted since the 60s, but my etrac gets em real deep. i got lucky by making friends with the only guy allowed to hunt this place, and i found this right in front of the house, it was 9 inchs deep on edge
 

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Congrats on the Connecticut copper it's a beauty
 
Beautiful Conn. copper coin! :occasion14:

In the fields up here they are usually toasted when dug at a farm site. When found around old home sites they are more appealing to the eye.
 
Congrats on your first State copper. :thumbsup:
 
Sweet find Crabstang :headbang:
 
Congrat's!! The E-Trac is "killer" on "on edge" coins!

Iowa Dale
 
" On edge."... not "On Edge"...doesn't matter...super great digs. Great condition to boot. I have only found one state copper ( Mass), and it was extremely toasty coming out of the ground. Congrats!!!
 
SUPER coppa. shoot in daylight outdoors to capture the beauty of that beauty
 
nice find ! found my first one a few weeks back a vermont not in near as good shape as yours,
 
Congratulations on a first. Very nice coin. Hope there are many more to come.
 
The pictures don't do it justice, it's 1788. Also got 1883 Indian, but who cares about that. Anybody know what variety?
this was found at the 1756 plantation that still stands, this place has been hunted since the 60s, but my etrac gets em real deep. i got lucky by making friends with the only guy allowed to hunt this place, and i found this right in front of the house, it was 9 inchs deep on edge

Nice find ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1467548454.190142.webp
 
Congrats on your first state copper. I love CTs. There are so many different varieties. I think Don in SJ is correct on the variety.
 
Sweet state copper!! My only state copper was also a Conneticut state copper and in good shape. Congrats!!
 

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