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near a stone wall, old cellar close by

in the woods

New member
I have been thinking about the post recently about hunting stone walls.
I went to a cellar hole location I have permission to do, that has stone walls (no conincedence there).
But most of this area is woods now, with some fields.
I decided to do the road frontage stone wall as best I could with the foliage sprouting out. Some of the woods you can actually get around a little bit in. Most of the woods here in southern NH were ravaged by the 2008 December 11th ICE STORM!! I was lucky, only out of power 6 days. Anyways, a big thanks to any of you that traveled here to help us during that episode.

I started out and found some copper wire and a few bits of telephone company stuff. Then I got a 1/30 hit, but the tone was right there. So I dug a big plug and re-swung and got a nice 12/46, oh boy! Got the LC 1847 with the hole in the middle. THis was about 250 from the cellar hole. I keep telling myself that it was once fields and that if it was today this would be a great place to swing.

Swang for a little bit more next to a corner of a turn in the wall, and low and behold I got a beautiful, crisp, 12/47. Holy crap, A silver quater, ya baby. Dug the plud and still 12/47, then out pops the crusty LC. Thought I had a great one there. Oh well, it's still great to get an old coin in what appears to be the middle of no wheres.

The button came outa a hole close to the 1847 LC. It ran in with a vump, but at 12/24.

I've found a Canadian 1835 half cent, 2 other Lc's, 3 KG's and a bunch of big old buttons there. I think I'll swing a bit more there, but it'll be tough until the leaves fall.

Tin Pan Man
 
Hey,I would love to find a large cent,That is Great,hope the finds are many more.
Congrats on the finds,and keep up the good work.
LabradorBob
 
Nice hunt, wish I could find things that old. Congrats
 
Hey Brian
very nice digs you old dog look you have a new trick.See you "in the woods"
 
Thanks, any time you wanna come up and swing for the day let me know. I gotta lot places to go and to little time. I like the company and don't mind sharing.
Tin Pan Man, I throw dimes
 
Think if I blow a pic up of a wheatie I could consider it large sense???? Thanks for posting the story and the pictures!!!

NebTrac
 
Let's go 82nd. I got alot walls and I need some help. It'll be like dropping in to The Market Garden.
Next weekend you and me. one wall, two sides, no rules.
Your friend,
Tin Pan Man
 
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