🥇 BANNER New England tree coin hoard back story

[TRHNTR]

I’ve been detecting a very old coastal area of southern New England where I’ve had permission to hunt for a few years now. The land has a long history of early colonial activity and agriculture, and over time I’ve pulled a mix of cut coins, cobs, tree coin fragments, and other early artifacts from the general region.
On this particular outing, I was working one of the older fields I’ve hit many times before. The signals were faint, scattered, and very deep – most were 10 to 12 inches down. After slowing down and re-gridding the area, the coins started turning up one by one. It was one of those once-in-a-lifetime moments you can’t really prepare for.

Out of respect for the landowners and the history of the site, I’ll keep the exact location private, but I’m incredibly grateful for the find and happy to share the story with the community.

 

[billb]

Outstanding Performance!!!!
Congratulations on your success
Voting Banner ….

 

[GaRebel1861]

That's one heck of a find!!

 

[UnderMiner]

Apreciate the backstory! Your dedication and persistence paid off and now more of our early colonial history is preserved.

 

[Jeff H]

Beyond awesome. It's impossible to describe how epic that find is.

 

[BeenFishin]

Youve got people across multiple platforms following you and this amazing bunch of finds! Im in southern new england too but ive never found a pine tree coin! I know of others that have. Congratulations! You should contact your detector manufacturer and see if you can get free stuff in exchange for publicity for the detector brand. Id say good luck but you already have it hahaha

 

[TRHNTR]

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Youve got people across multiple platforms following you and this amazing bunch of finds! Im in southern new england too but ive never found a pine tree coin! I know of others that have. Congratulations! You should contact your detector manufacturer and see if you can get free stuff in exchange for publicity for the detector brand. Id say good luck but you already have it hahaha

thanks, Benny 🤙

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Finds of a lifetime - good luck with the grading - keep us posted !

 

[mjb Mike]

wow thats crazy banner vote

 

[History74]

Congratulation for the success! A beautyfulls pieces s of history in your hand!

 

[SilverCoinHound]

Thanks for the backstory. This was like a magazine with a major cover story and no article. Congrats

 

[oldmxrat]

So very awesome, banner for sure, congrats!

 

[Digger RJ]

I’ve been detecting a very old coastal area of southern New England where I’ve had permission to hunt for a few years now. The land has a long history of early colonial activity and agriculture, and over time I’ve pulled a mix of cut coins, cobs, tree coin fragments, and other early artifacts from the general region.
On this particular outing, I was working one of the older fields I’ve hit many times before. The signals were faint, scattered, and very deep – most were 10 to 12 inches down. After slowing down and re-gridding the area, the coins started turning up one by one. It was one of those once-in-a-lifetime moments you can’t really prepare for.

Out of respect for the landowners and the history of the site, I’ll keep the exact location private, but I’m incredibly grateful for the find and happy to share the story with the community.

Holy Cow!!!! That’s Incredible!!!!! Outstanding Finds!!!!!!!!!!!! Banner Time!!!!

 

[Trezurehunter]

That's the stuff dreams are made of ! Outstanding finds.

 

[Gare]

Nice going. CONGRATULATIONS!!!

 

[SilverDreams]

All I can say is WOW!

 

[LawrencetheMDer]

IF those are real, they'd be worth north of $200.000!!!

 

[ArfieBoy]

Great finds. Congratulations!

 

[scruggs]

Congratulations, you did it, it's a beauty!