I hit an old cellar hole area on Sunday. There was about an inch or two of snow on the ground but the digging was good (temp was in the 40's for a couple days).
I first hit this spot last May. My friend and I each got a draped LC and a few flat buttons. I went back in June and got a colonial copper a few more flats and lime disease.
My third trip on Dec 27 turned up another draped, another copper and a few more flats. Yesterday a sweet signal got me a nice 1853 3-cent silver. I also turned up another copper, a few more flats and other artifacts.
I can only make out a few letters on the copper but I haven't had time to research - also I want to figure out what it is before I take a chance on making it worse. It's smaller in diameter than a LC or Connecticut copper and thinner than a LC.
Bruce in Ct
I first hit this spot last May. My friend and I each got a draped LC and a few flat buttons. I went back in June and got a colonial copper a few more flats and lime disease.
My third trip on Dec 27 turned up another draped, another copper and a few more flats. Yesterday a sweet signal got me a nice 1853 3-cent silver. I also turned up another copper, a few more flats and other artifacts.
I can only make out a few letters on the copper but I haven't had time to research - also I want to figure out what it is before I take a chance on making it worse. It's smaller in diameter than a LC or Connecticut copper and thinner than a LC.
Bruce in Ct