dwayne sueno
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well, the large coppers have been elusive lately. it seems they've all gone on holiday to canada and have been held there against their will...
got out of work early today, so i went out to a site i've been hitting on and off this year that has produced some coppers and seateds and quite a bit of modern stuff. first signal i dug was a worn out 1859 IH penny. wandered around some fields for a couple of hours with not much to show for it, but decided to swing back by where i'd dug the indian before i left. got one of those iron falsing-type signals that i can never pass up (i'd already gotten a bunch of them, and subsequently dug up some iron), but i dug the signal anyway, and was mildly surprised to hear a high pitched tone when i stuck the probe in the hole (heh!). i was even more surprised when out popped a nice little piece of spanish silver, my first pillar of the year.
the walker came from the same area yesterday, and i almost chucked it across the field.
the other IH's came from a hunt earlier in the week where there was some excavation going on along the river. dates are '60, '65, '75, '87, '96 and one undateable.
thanks for looking, and HH,
dwayne
got out of work early today, so i went out to a site i've been hitting on and off this year that has produced some coppers and seateds and quite a bit of modern stuff. first signal i dug was a worn out 1859 IH penny. wandered around some fields for a couple of hours with not much to show for it, but decided to swing back by where i'd dug the indian before i left. got one of those iron falsing-type signals that i can never pass up (i'd already gotten a bunch of them, and subsequently dug up some iron), but i dug the signal anyway, and was mildly surprised to hear a high pitched tone when i stuck the probe in the hole (heh!). i was even more surprised when out popped a nice little piece of spanish silver, my first pillar of the year.
the walker came from the same area yesterday, and i almost chucked it across the field.
the other IH's came from a hunt earlier in the week where there was some excavation going on along the river. dates are '60, '65, '75, '87, '96 and one undateable.
thanks for looking, and HH,
dwayne
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very nice
That is at the top of my list!
MR TUFF
I need a copper though. 







