Return trip to my new cellar yields a COPPER and other Goodies.

[RIdirtdigger]

I headed up to Massachusetts today after my college class got out to make a return trip to the cellar. The weather was a lot nicer this time around and it was actually quite warm. I headed into the woods with my AT pro and traveled to the cellar hole. I got a modern wrist watch a little way from the hole, only about 2 inches down and made of stainless steel. I get a mid tone to the side of it and out pops a colonial buckle frame. This got me very excited. After that I didn't find anything for a little bit until I got another mid tone close to the surface and out pops a gorgeous buckle with the iron clip inside. I was getting pretty excited. A little bit later I dug a flat button on the edge of the hole. So far no high tones though. After digging a few iron objects, I move a little bit to the side of the cellar and finally here that sweet melody of a high tone. The signal is coming in around 80-82. I have a feeling it is going to be a coin. I dig down 4 inches and hear a signal with my propointer. I then see a copper disk down in the hole. I pick it up wondering what it is, draped bust, CT copper? I very very lightly rub some dirt off of it and I see Britannica on the back so I immediately knew it was old. I was pretty pumped. After that copper I dug a piece to a colonial buckle. I was getting tired and was sweating like a pig. I started to head back to the house but got a 60's-70's signal on the path. I dig down about 5 inches and pull out a musket ball! This thing was fired too. I had a great day
After cleaning off my finds, I discover that my coin is a Woods Hibernia King George I halfpenny. This coin is my oldest coin ever although I can't quite get the date at the moment due to some gunk where the date is. What a great find!!! This cellar hole must be super old, probably pre revolutionary war. I can't wait to go back and hopefully dig some even better relics!!!4329443295432964329743298432994330043301

[The Rebel]

Awesome finds!

[Isaac]

Great digs today Jim. I'm happy that you got a copper and in such good condition :clapping: That copper I think is 1722-1724 which makes it almost 300 years old . Based on the relics that is for sure an earlier site. Keep pounding it, HH

[Fire Fighter 43]

Great finds, WTG!

[del]

nice buckles and copper , hope you find a few more around that area .

[Tony Two-Cent]

Congrats on the Woods Hibernia and the other colonial relics! That's really cool! :thumbsup02:

It looks like the copper is in pretty good shape too with nice details. That's a terrific find! :clapping:

Drew will be jealous of your ox shoe. :lol:

[Beartoe]

I was looking at the watch. I believe it says it is time to go back and look for more treasure.

Most excellent finds. :thumbsup01:

[aloldstuff]

Very nice copper and relics. The copper looks to be in great shape for being almost 300 years old. Keep us posted on your future finds from this site.

[RIdirtdigger]

The coin is a 1724 Hibernia