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Vermont and three KGs in PA

gforce1972

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Had a nice four hours of metal detecting today in Seven Valleys, PA. Found a first - a colonial Vermont copper! DFX killing it!

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That's a heck of a hunt! 3 nice Georgies and VT !
 
What a great bunch of coppers
 
the item listed as "?1" is a snap to hold a fabric roof onto a very early car or even a horse buggy. Trade name was "lift a dot" or "lift the dot". Your piece was attached to the fabric, and then snaps onto a pin that screws into the wood or steel body.
 
the item listed as "?1" is a snap to hold a fabric roof onto a very early car or even a horse buggy. Trade name was "lift a dot" or "lift the dot". Your piece was attached to the fabric, and then snaps onto a pin that screws into the wood or steel body.

Yes! It does say Lift and Dot. On the back it says Boston Mass.
 
Great copper finds !! Congrats and HH
 
Very nice, I love the 250+yr old coppers.
 
the item listed as "?1" is a snap to hold a fabric roof onto a very early car or even a horse buggy. Trade name was "lift a dot" or "lift the dot". Your piece was attached to the fabric, and then snaps onto a pin that screws into the wood or steel body.

Well well well. I have found many of those, never knew what they were. Thanks for the info!
 
Nice coppers.
 
Very nice coppers. Thank you for sharing.
 
That's a great 4 hour result, 1 copper/hour average! That's roughly our scrappy rate. (Not saying yours are scrappies, they are in good shape)
 
That's definitely a fun day!

Your dateless Halfpenny is 1746-1754, and your other is not 1750, it's 1730.
 
Nice hunt !!!!! :occasion14:
 
Great young head KG2! The Vermont is an excellent find as well - probably the least found state copper posted on here (besides NY).

Congras
 
Hello gforce1972. Those coins are too-rite. Finds like that are hard to come by here in Florida. Good Luck. C9
 
Hello gforce1972. Those coins are too-rite. Finds like that are hard to come by here in Florida. Good Luck. C9

Thanks. Never had any clue this site would be so productive. It's a nondescript abandoned farmhouse that a friend bought to renovate. We know that it was once a mill. Found a few other KGs here and a few weeks ago I found a clipped CT copper.
 

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