View Full Version : 1700s Foundation Day - 4 Copper Day... (w/Del and Coinnut)
CTDirtFisher
05-14-2011, 08:49 PM
Hello all!
I spent the day with Dan and George... We 10 + hours with George... Dan had prior camping plans and share a few hours with us... He did nab a nice deep KG II or III...
Its a site I've been to 3 times this year on private posted property...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v492/FooserPaul/MD2011/May/14th/5142011_Totals.jpg
This buckle was my last target... 12/27 12/29 @ 9-10
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v492/FooserPaul/MD2011/May/14th/5142011_Buckle.jpg
Nice piece...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v492/FooserPaul/MD2011/May/14th/5142011_Lock_Cover.jpg
Now on to the coppers... I was on fire and they seemed to all pop pretty quickly... I was gridding a section that appeared to be the front yard... Same area that Dan nabbed his copper...
This one looks like its a King George I (1714-1727)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v492/FooserPaul/MD2011/May/14th/5142011_KG_I.jpg
King George III ??
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v492/FooserPaul/MD2011/May/14th/5142011_KG.jpg
King George II or III ??
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v492/FooserPaul/MD2011/May/14th/5142011_KG_2.jpg
This is a bust face left... and if you loot at the reverse top... I can see a crown... Any thoughts?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v492/FooserPaul/MD2011/May/14th/5142011_Copper_CrownBack.jpg
I hope everyone got out today!
HH!
Paul
coinnut
05-14-2011, 09:05 PM
Hey Paul, you were on fire lol Real nice hunt and thanks for inviting us to view your copper frenzy :shocked04: It was a picture perfect day thumbsup01 I think that last coin is an Irish Hibernia from around the 1760- 1770's era. It has a harp and a crown above it on the reverse. You did really well today. I've never seen a site have so many Farthings :dontknow: When they cut that grass, other targets will surface. That place still has some good potential. I got that farthing, a 1917 Wheat , lots of scraps and a nice small crotal bell. Thanks again for a good hunt |:confused:)
pulltabsteve
05-14-2011, 09:09 PM
WOW, WOW and WOW!!! :perfect10: What a fantastic day the 3 of you had :happydance01: Friends getting together and digging old stuff! What a way to spend an afternoon! <:
CTDirtFisher
05-14-2011, 09:12 PM
Hey Paul, you were on fire lol Real nice hunt and thanks for inviting us to view your copper frenzy :shocked04: It was a picture perfect day thumbsup01 I think that last coin is an Irish Hibernia from around the 1760- 1770's era. It has a harp and a crown above it on the reverse. You did really well today. I've never seen a site have so many Farthings :dontknow: When they cut that grass, other targets will surface. That place still has some good potential. I got that farthing, a 1917 Wheat , lots of scraps and a nice small crotal bell. Thanks again for a good hunt |:confused:)
George, Thank you for coming down for the hunt... I had a great time hunting, chatting, learning, and sharing about our common interest in music... I'm glad we got to know each out a little better and look forward to our next hunt...
Paul
angellionel
05-14-2011, 09:14 PM
Awesome hunt guys! :clapping: Everyone was smiling for sure. lol
Spike
05-14-2011, 09:17 PM
Wow :envious:I would love to have that old of history in my area nice hunt
paul you had a great day :perfect10: i'll pay you the money i owe you ( for putting George in his place lol lol) the next time i see you :grin: the second copper is a wood's hibernia 1722-24 and your fourth coin is a late King George II irish hibernia , i'm still wondering on your third copper Paul . that site might be a little earlier than you first thought. i really appreiciate the hunt today as it was about amonth since my last time and i very much enjoyed it , thanks that site should last you quite a while in detecting time , its a great spot . i just wish i could post pictures ( camping all weekend) my copper was an early young head George II copper 1730-1740 , i really wanted to stay but family time is important and the beers are tasty :beerbuddy: thanks again.
hey George glad you didn't get skunked ;) well you did have a wheatie :poke: :poke: nice farthing
CTDirtFisher
05-14-2011, 09:21 PM
Awesome hunt guys! :clapping: Everyone was smiling for sure. lol
Angel... Yes we were... We would have been smiling more... Me and George that is... If Dan had brought us a beer :beerbuddy:
angellionel
05-14-2011, 09:23 PM
Angel... Yes we were... We would have been smiling more... Me and George that is... If Dan had brought us a beer :beerbuddy:
lol lol
That should be mandatory the next time around. :cheesysmile: lol
coinnut
05-14-2011, 09:28 PM
We would have been smiling more... Me and George that is... If Dan had brought us a beer :beerbuddy:
Ahhh that Dan guy, :dontknow: Send him out for beer and he never returns lol It was nice of him to leave the coppers though. :poke: Wish you could have stayed a bit longer. I don't know where your priorities are mister...family or coppers lol I bet the beer swayed you rofl Paul, here is the keyhole plate that I found a while ago. Similar to yours, but not quite as ornate. It was a lot of fun today. :clapping:
russellt
05-14-2011, 10:18 PM
fabulous . you guys are killing me .. just incredible
jkress
05-14-2011, 11:28 PM
Man... that looked like it was a very fun day. :clapping:
All three of you guys walked away with some incredible keepers. :drool: A beautiful
group of finds to admire... thanks.
You East coast folks are very fortunate to have that kind of early history.
Congrats gentlemen. |:confused:)
hockeyguy
05-15-2011, 12:47 AM
good job guys. ur killin it Paul....kudos! :callme: :beerbuddy:
aloldstuff
05-15-2011, 06:44 AM
Great hunt for the three of you. Killer finds, I'm a little concerned about the No Beer situation. Congrats to you all
CTDirtFisher
05-15-2011, 07:19 AM
I'm a little concerned about the No Beer situation. Congrats to you all
There was no confusion... Dan DRANK ALL THE BEER...
There was no confusion... Dan DRANK ALL THE BEER...
i did drink my share lol lol
heres a few shots of the very scenic spot , it was a beautiful day with tons of area the only hinderance was the tall grass in places
http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/del1786/Pualssitebarnarea2.jpg
nice large barn and corral area
http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/del1786/PaulssiteBarnareaandcorral.jpg
http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/del1786/Paulssite1.jpg
and a very large off centered chimney colonial
http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/del1786/Paulscellarsite.jpg
here was my take for the few hours spent , as i said it was great to just get out after a month off of swinging .
http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/del1786/2011/may14thfindswithpaul1.jpg
Dan
Awesome!!!!!!! Love that buckle & key way thumbsup01
coinnut
05-15-2011, 07:00 PM
That's a pretty decorative cloaker made into a whizzer. :clapping: Did you get a date off of that copper??
That's a pretty decorative cloaker made into a whizzer. :clapping: Did you get a date off of that copper??
yeah the button had me excited because of its stamped oval tool marks i did a couple of double takes :shocked01: :shocked01: before confirming it wasn't a GW lol lol
compared to your guys coppers its a newer one lol lol
young head George II 1730-1739
Nice hunting guys. Dan, you're slacking this year lol I've even found more coppers than you so far...and that's sad crying01... lol. At least you got to add one more to your tally.
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