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The snow is gone! My 1st hunt of the year brings large copper :)

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Man that snow melted fast! :icon_thumright: Then it rained for the weekend but cleared enough this afternoon where I could grab a few hours of mud play :thumbsup: So I went and revisted a old site in a bean field under some large monsterous electrical power lines where there had been two 19th century homes. Last year I pulled two LC's from the adjacent location under these power lines dated 1853 then a 1800 and across the road in another field of another long-gone homestead I pulled a 1816 Canadian token and a 1840 Canadian token. But I could not get anything but a spoon at todays site in previous hunts. I wasn't going away from this site skunked today! I small flat button, a large button back and finally a nice 1844 LC. Sweet! :icon_profileleft:
 

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Nice hunting, Oh yeah! That LC looks sweet, Congrats! :thumbsup:

Good luck,
HH.
 
Nice.........Hoping to get out in Western Ma. this week. I live in the Berkshires. We still have snow in the hills where I hunt. Congrats on the LC. Hogge :headbang:
 
2 largies your 1st hunt ! what a way to start your year !!!! :headbang: :headbang: MaineRelic
 
great start many more :thumbsup:
 
I cant seem to get my hands on a Braided Hair variety! That one is a beauty!
 
MaineRelic said:
2 largies your 1st hunt ! what a way to start your year !!!! :headbang: :headbang: MaineRelic

Yeah sort of, the one on the left is a button backing :p
Neil in West Jersey said:
I cant seem to get my hands on a Braided Hair variety! That one is a beauty!
Uh let me guess... you get all those colonials I've been reading about here :icon_thumright:
Around these parts, I usually see the braids before 18th century copper.
 
Lucky you! we had another 8 inches of that evil white stuff saturday night! GH Kane 23
 
Thanks everyone for the replies :wink: I went back on St.paddy's day and got two more largies but my camera decided to eat the batteries and haven't replaced them yet. I dug a 1832 LC in rough shape and a pretty nice & clean 1801 with a hole! AUGH!!! It's pretty worn so I'll see if I can get a good pic of it. That'll be a new Today's Find's posting! :hello:
 
Nice digs, love the LC!
 

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