1827 largie

[Mark kus]

I really like hunting along old rivers you just never know what will turn up!
Today was a two hour late day hunt started off first coin was a dateless buffalo
Then a small military button then we moved closer to the Ct river and I hit a 1827 large cent
Then another old button with shank then a 1946 Rosie and the last good signal a small
Cuff button not a bad afternoon all using the Deus on Deus fast

 

[always diggin 2]

wow! congrats awesome hunt.

 

[Foreverteachable]

Wooooooooohoooooo awesome!

 

[Ytcoinshooter]

Nice going good approach. The history along that tidal river will contribute to all kinds of discoveries. Beside a couple of colonial reinforced trading posts there were many ship building sites just to give an example. Living in CT presents opportunities to recover bits of our 300+ year history.
Congrats on a nice LC!

 

[Mark kus]

Nice going good approach. The history along that tidal river will contribute to all kinds of discoveries. Beside a couple of colonial reinforced trading posts there were many ship building sites just to give an example. Living in CT presents opportunities to recover bits of our 300+ year history.
Congrats on a nice LC!

Thanks I live between two major waterways in eastern ct the old landings along the two rivers always produce
With points and all types of. Colonial coins and relics it’s unbelievable

 

[Ytcoinshooter]

Nice going good approach. The history along that tidal river will contribute to all kinds of discoveries. Beside a couple of colonial reinforced trading posts there were many ship building sites just to give an example. Living in CT presents opportunities to recover bits of our 300+ year history.
Congrats on a nice LC!
Thanks I live between two major waterways in eastern ct the old landings along the two rivers always produce
With points and all types of. Colonial coins and relics it’s unbelievable

Sounds great! I'm west of the river, 18 minutes due west from Hartford. I like traveling all over the state when opportunities present or even just to freestyle.

 

[Mark kus]

Nice going good approach. The history along that tidal river will contribute to all kinds of discoveries. Beside a couple of colonial reinforced trading posts there were many ship building sites just to give an example. Living in CT presents opportunities to recover bits of our 300+ year history.
Congrats on a nice LC!
Thanks I live between two major waterways in eastern ct the old landings along the two rivers always produce
With points and all types of. Colonial coins and relics it’s unbelievable
Sounds great! I'm west of the river, 18 minutes due west from Hartford. I like traveling all over the state when opportunities present or even just to freestyle.

Im in old lyme so I beach hunt a lot to access to more river spots is gained with the use of boat or canoe hit all along below the low tide no one can tell you scram!

 

[bootyhoundpa]

"Down by the river " seems to be the latest hot spot with you Connecticut guys... that largie is in decent shape too..congrats..

 

[Mark kus]

"Down by the river " seems to be the latest hot spot with you Connecticut guys... that largie is in decent shape too..congrats..

It’s one of my favorite places to hunt and by boat more virgin ground I’m still hunting for a bust coin I’ll find it!
I have a tall date 1846 large cent it looked as if it was dropped when it was minted only 3” in the ground
This spot had nice sandy soil so that tends to preserve the coppers better
My friend had a surface 1805 large cent find!
Great shape to

 

[GarrettGuru]

Man what a day!

 

[Foreverteachable]

Awesome guys!. I grew up in CT and make it back as much as I can. Lots of history for sure.