Recent finds: coppers, silver half, Colonial

[Mr. Digger]

Long overdue post covering many months and multiple sites. Highlights include a 1739 KG II, three US largies (the slick one is a Draped), a unique knee buckle and some crotal bells. The button with crown and anchor is a British naval officer's coat button from the early 1900's (credit Red Coat on the ID). Broke my silver coin drought big time with a 1942 Walker...my first big silver on the Nox 800 and man did it sounds sweet. A slamming 34 I think it was. Hopefully the ground doesn't freeze any time soon!

 

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[xr7ator]

Nice digs and thanks for sharing.

 

[The Rebel]

Awesome digs!

 

[pepperj]

Congrats on the beautiful silver.
Good bunch of coppers and buttons also.

 

[Trezurehunter]

Very nice variety of relics and coins. Congrats on that great looking Walker.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

It's always a pleasure to see great finds like those - well done !

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Long overdue post covering many months and multiple sites. Highlights include a 1739 KG II, three US largies (the slick one is a Draped), a unique knee buckle and some crotal bells. The button with crown and anchor is a British naval officer's coat button from the early 1900's (credit Red Coat on the ID). Broke my silver coin drought big time with a 1942 Walker...my first big silver on the Nox 800 and man did it sounds sweet. A slamming 34 I think it was. Hopefully the ground doesn't freeze any time soon!

beautiful assortment of recoveries, well done and looks like you are having fun! luv that old silver

 

[Digger RJ]

Long overdue post covering many months and multiple sites. Highlights include a 1739 KG II, three US largies (the slick one is a Draped), a unique knee buckle and some crotal bells. The button with crown and anchor is a British naval officer's coat button from the early 1900's (credit Red Coat on the ID). Broke my silver coin drought big time with a 1942 Walker...my first big silver on the Nox 800 and man did it sounds sweet. A slamming 34 I think it was. Hopefully the ground doesn't freeze any time soon!

Awesome!!! Congrats!!!

 

[oldmxrat]

A bunch of sweet recoveries there, congrats!

 

[JohnnyMac]

Long overdue post covering many months and multiple sites. Highlights include a 1739 KG II, three US largies (the slick one is a Draped), a unique knee buckle and some crotal bells. The button with crown and anchor is a British naval officer's coat button from the early 1900's (credit Red Coat on the ID). Broke my silver coin drought big time with a 1942 Walker...my first big silver on the Nox 800 and man did it sounds sweet. A slamming 34 I think it was. Hopefully the ground doesn't freeze any time soon!

Awesome finds. Congrats!

 

[Gare]

Great finds Thanks for sharing