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Dug up 2 more Colonial Coins today

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EladSwerdna

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The 2 on the top I found 6 and 7 days ago. The 2 below I found today. Yes, that's 2 colonial coppers in one day, and 4 colonial coppers in a week. A personal best for me. I found all of them at the farm I have been working.

On the left we have Connecticut coppers (1787)

On the right are Woods Hibernia Irish Halfpennies. (1722-1724)

What are the odds that anyone would find a pair of each of these old things??
 
MikeO said:
Good job Elad those sure make my 2 Indians I found today look modern. :super:
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Thanks! I suppose they do, but Indians are always a welcome coin to dig in my book! This year I am up to 15 Indians; however I haven't found one since like Febuary.
 
Haven't counted but probably about 20 in various conditions from roach to nice. Very hard to find in decent condition re soil situations especially in New England. I've been detecting for about 35 years with a 15 year gap after the kids came along. Most of my CTs have been in the past 4 years.
Bruce
 
drkp88 said:
Haven't counted but probably about 20 in various conditions from roach to nice. Very hard to find in decent condition re soil situations especially in New England. I've been detecting for about 35 years with a 15 year gap after the kids came along. Most of my CTs have been in the past 4 years.
Bruce
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Very impressive. Have any pics of these badboys anywhere? I love looking at colonial coins ppl dug from around these parts.
 
Nice haul !
Thank goodness for pockets with holes in 'em !!
 
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