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The Coronet Field

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KylePA

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Hey, guys, PACO, KirkPA, and I got out to this one field on the super productive farm. In two trips to the site, we excavated:
-9 Coronet cents: 181?, 1818, 1822, 1823, 1825, 1831, 18??, 18??, 18??
-1 Draped Bust cent
-1835 Capped Bust half dime
-King George I copper
-around 30 buttons
-around 15 musketballs
-1820s-1830s knife

Overall, this field was extremely enjoyable to hunt and the memories will last a lifetime. We are looking forward to exploring the fields in the general area now!

Most of the coppers and Capped Bust were found with the XL Pro 6000.

Kyle

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Wow.Kyle you found the mother lode......:clapping:
 
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