no date draped bust LC and some silver doggies

[mtdewman]

this is the 3rd draped bust LC from this early 1800's farm. a 1798 and 1800 LC was pulled from there last year and this "no date" 2 days ago. the silver brooch was a bonus.
i keep telling myself there is a chain cent there somewhere. can't hurt to hope right?

 

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[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs. Good luck on the chain cent.

 

[slowwevo]

yea the chain cent,your in the area to find it .... Good luck

 

[mtdewman]

yea the chain cent,your in the area to find it .... Good luck

there were 2 chain cents found about 15-20 years ago 2 miles away from this house. there was a magazine article about it. this house is on the same road. so there is always a chance

 

[P@tch]

Nice Dog's, whom ever lost it is my kind of people. Congrats on the nice finds

 

[slowwevo]

there were 2 chain cents found about 15-20 years ago 2 miles away from this house. there was a magazine article about it. this house is on the same road. so there is always a chance

Absolutely,15-20 yrs since the last ones,sounds like your area is due for another one

 

[digging440yrs]

Love those early coppers, gotta be a 1793 out there somewhere

 

[Lemonman]

Sorry newbie here, what's a chain cent? Still learning.
John

 

[mtdewman]

Sorry newbie here, what's a chain cent? Still learning.
John

1793 Large Cent. it has a chain design on the back.
, find one of those. I dare ya!!!!

 

[Ashman]

Sounds like you are on an Awesome hunting spot to me. Congrats on your finds

 

[TokenMan]

Maybe no date, but that ghostly profile image is awesome!

 

[Evolution]

When I enlarge it I can see a 17.... so its definitely an earlier one. Nice find.

 

[46Wheat]

Thank you for sharing your hunt and those pictures with us

 

[Lori999]

Sorry newbie here, what's a chain cent? Still learning.
John

Haha, you asked just what I was wondering. Thanks for that! Good luck out there!

 

[retire05]

The 2 Scotties broach could be a WW II pin. There was an Army unit that used that exact same pin as a sort of coat of arms...the precursor to the modern day coin challenge so to speak. Sorry, but I don't remember exactly what the unit was. If I can find my notes on it I will let you know...Brad