3 More Coppers & 2 More Half Cents on Sunday!

[DukeOBass]

I went back again today, found 3 more coppers and 2 more Half Cents 1804 and 1810. I have not found half cent before yesterday. Now I've found 4 total!

Enjoy the pictures. The copper to the left of the 1773 George III has a fat wreath that I don't recognized as being a US large cent. The copper after George, I believe, is another Connecticut Copper but I can't find one that has a * before INDE on the Reverse of the coin. Also, INDE has an open "D". Not sure if that's an oddity.

[size=large]3 Coppers[/size]
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[size=large]Half Cents[/size]
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[AJ in PA]

You're in a great spot!! Finding that many coppers means (And I'm hoping) that you're going to hit a very old Silver.
Please keep us posted in the event that you do and best of luck with that site

 

[DukeOBass]

I was hoping I'd dig old silver today. I think my welcome has worn out. He asked if I felt satisfied with what I got and that we "call it a day". That was the polite way of saying, "I'm not happy with all of the stuff you're finding." The guy who lives ther is the descendant of the original homesteaders. I'm going to offer him the 2 buttons and one of George III. They probably belonged to ancestors.

 

[Sooper Dave]

Congrats on another great day of Old Coppers! I don't see that many Half Cents posted, much less 4 in two days! That is an awesome location, I hope you get to return to find more. A display of finds to the owner is a nice touch and will go along way. Way to go!