The Big One!

[ironhorse]

Hey hey diggers!

Another great day out in the fields.
Checking some good looking places but with limited results this time, so I was back on the new site field again to see what was missed from the last hunt to finish up the day.
I had some decent digging with a few coins in my pouch for day.

The big one turned out to be a 'big two!'....a first for me...a cartwheel two pence! All were dated 1797.
What a honker of a coin this brute is..2 oz. of solid copper!
It came out so black and thick...for a second I thought it was leftover from a hockey game...it sure reminded me of a hockey puck! lol
Not overly pretty but I'll take it.
My other notable coins included a Nove Scotia half penny token of 1815
and another NS coin...1861 half cent.

Always fun to be out digging up some old coins.

Until next time...keep your stick on the ice!

 

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[robertk]

Wow! That’s a big one alright! Nice going.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Wow - congrats on the fantastic finds !

 

[Jeff H]

Put a handful of those 2 pence cartwheels in your pocket and your pants will fall down ! Nice find !

 

[ncsuwolf]

I’m coming to join you Elizabeth……..

Congrats on the finds

 

[Silvermonkey]

Damn...that looks like a man hole cover.....bet it blew your ears off. Congrats to you!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Hey hey diggers!

Another great day out in the fields.
Checking some good looking places but with limited results this time, so I was back on the new site field again to see what was missed from the last hunt to finish up the day.
I had some decent digging with a few coins in my pouch for day.

The big one turned out to be a 'big two!'....a first for me...a cartwheel two pence! All were dated 1797.
What a honker of a coin this brute is..2 oz. of solid copper!
It came out so black and thick...for a second I thought it was leftover from a hockey game...it sure reminded me of a hockey puck! lol
Not overly pretty but I'll take it.
My other notable coins included a Nove Scotia half penny token of 1815
and another NS coin...1861 half cent.

Always fun to be out digging up some old coins.

Until next time...keep your stick on the ice!

wow, wtg!

 

[ironhorse]

Damn...that looks like a man hole cover.....bet it blew your ears off. Congrats to you!

Great description...it was super deep and a big bright signal

 

[ironhorse]

I’m coming to join you Elizabeth……..

Congrats on the finds

Haha yeah Redd Foxx used to make laugh...now a nice find to make my heart skip would be awesome too

 

[cmthunder]

Nice puck and other coins

 

[The Rebel]

Wow that sure is thick! Great job on the saves!

 

[cannonball]

Hey hey diggers!

Another great day out in the fields.
Checking some good looking places but with limited results this time, so I was back on the new site field again to see what was missed from the last hunt to finish up the day.
I had some decent digging with a few coins in my pouch for day.

The big one turned out to be a 'big two!'....a first for me...a cartwheel two pence! All were dated 1797.
What a honker of a coin this brute is..2 oz. of solid copper!
It came out so black and thick...for a second I thought it was leftover from a hockey game...it sure reminded me of a hockey puck! lol
Not overly pretty but I'll take it.
My other notable coins included a Nove Scotia half penny token of 1815
and another NS coin...1861 half cent.

Always fun to be out digging up some old coins.

Until next time...keep your stick on the ice!

A puck of a coin!

 

[jewelerguy]

dang that's quite a chunk. Cool find, congrats!

 

[pepperj]

Got a couple on ones, but the 2 has yet to materialize.
Nice catch 👌

 

[ArfieBoy]

Congratulations on the very interesting coins, etc.. Thanks for sharing. Great hunt.

 

[oldmxrat]

Wow, I wasn't even aware that such a thing existed, very cool find!

 

[Almy]

I'd be very excited to find any one of those coins! And you found all 3 on one hunt! I have been hoping for a cartwheel penny for years, and never considered a two-penny a possibility. I have found many NS coins, but not a half cent. The 1815 Halifax trade token is nice too.

 

[Blak bart]

Very respectable hunt, congratulations.....any of those 3 is a great day !!

 

[Digger RJ]

Hey hey diggers!

Another great day out in the fields.
Checking some good looking places but with limited results this time, so I was back on the new site field again to see what was missed from the last hunt to finish up the day.
I had some decent digging with a few coins in my pouch for day.

The big one turned out to be a 'big two!'....a first for me...a cartwheel two pence! All were dated 1797.
What a honker of a coin this brute is..2 oz. of solid copper!
It came out so black and thick...for a second I thought it was leftover from a hockey game...it sure reminded me of a hockey puck! lol
Not overly pretty but I'll take it.
My other notable coins included a Nove Scotia half penny token of 1815
and another NS coin...1861 half cent.

Always fun to be out digging up some old coins.

Until next time...keep your stick on the ice!

Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Chilli]

Hey hey diggers!

Another great day out in the fields.
Checking some good looking places but with limited results this time, so I was back on the new site field again to see what was missed from the last hunt to finish up the day.
I had some decent digging with a few coins in my pouch for day.

The big one turned out to be a 'big two!'....a first for me...a cartwheel two pence! All were dated 1797.
What a honker of a coin this brute is..2 oz. of solid copper!
It came out so black and thick...for a second I thought it was leftover from a hockey game...it sure reminded me of a hockey puck! lol
Not overly pretty but I'll take it.
My other notable coins included a Nove Scotia half penny token of 1815
and another NS coin...1861 half cent.

Always fun to be out digging up some old coins.

Until next time...keep your stick on the ice!

Never seen a coin that big, id imagine youd need a good belt to keep your pants up with a pocket full of those!