The cold cant stop me. Cold and Coppers.

[GioTheGreek]

The cold can't stop me. Cold and Coppers.

I hit the park this morning. It was mild, but the temps kept dropping every hour. By the mid afternoon, it was sub-zero out.

I didn't find much at the park, so I decided to thaw in the car and drive to one of the farms I have permission for.

Man, I love that farm.... I dug everything to keep warm, and it paid off. One is so toasted I won't bother posting it.

Park finds - Wheats and pennies

Farm finds...

Nova Scotia Half Pennies (One is thinner than the other...)

Some local flair -- 1910 Dominion Exhibition Pendant

This one has me stumped. One side is toasted, it's a fraction bigger than a penny, and it has what looks like a shield on one side... Any help, I would appreciate. :P

Holed 1902 LC

Little flat button

I have another copper that I'm cleaning. It's thick, looks like another halfpenny, but I can't make out anything yet. I'll post it later.

Happy hunting!

 

[Gridwalker306]

Nice digging. I'm curious to see what the unknown coin is...looks old.

 

[Hunthicks]

US two cent piece? Would be about that size with a shield on one side. Good hunt, hopefully you were out of the wind a bit today!

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Nice finds, great looking button!

 

[GioTheGreek]

US two cent piece? Would be about that size with a shield on one side. Good hunt, hopefully you were out of the wind a bit today!

Two cent piece! That would be a first for me. Man, it is in brutal shape. I will try and clean it some more... to confirm.

As for the wind, it was on a riverside point. It was howling. I kept my back to it most of the day and it wasn't too bad.

 

[Jyverb64]

Nice half penny and that pendant is cool, a couple great finds always helps to warm you up

 

[PeteWmass]

is it a shield...or could it be a harp... I was stumped on one coin until I found out it was an Irish penny....they are often thin too....

 

[lil_eric30]

Great finds in the cold! I feel for ya cause I know how the cold weather is here in Minnesota too! 15 degrees and windy! Haha. Keep on digging the cold ground!

 

[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

Every dig at this point is a BONUS hunt.
Can't help on the small coin, can't see enough, but "might be" a NS or NB half CENT of the 1861 to 1864 era, as they have an inner circle, which is kind of what I see.

 

[Backbacon]

Nice finds Gio, keep digging while you still can.

 

[jewelerguy]

cool finds. looks too small to be a US two cent piece. the shield reminds me of a US civil war token. but I would suspect that either one would have held up better. I imagine it is far older

 

[Old Dude]

I see why you like that old farm. You got some awesome old coppers and relics. Thank you for the great pics.

 

[The Patriot]

Hard to say, may have been a last dig for many...here's hoping for warmer days...congrats on some great finds..

 

[GioTheGreek]

Every dig at this point is a BONUS hunt.
Can't help on the small coin, can't see enough, but "might be" a NS or NB half CENT of the 1861 to 1864 era, as they have an inner circle, which is kind of what I see.

I can see the inner circle now in full. It is toast, but I think you could be right, Rick. It definitely wasn't a button. A NS half cent at this place wouldn't surprise me.

C'mon weather. Let us have a few more bonus hunts!