a 4 copper day

today my buddies George , Chris and i went out to look for a couple of new sites ( from info we got last weekend) so at dawn's early light we were trekking through the brisk woods to the first site but we couldn't find it. on the way we spotted a suspicious looking area to hit for a few minutes , still not 100% sure what it was. almost nothing but iron signals but i did pull out one of the crappiest coppers i ever saw with a hole in the middle . shortly after we went to look for site 2 , this one was a big center chimney colonial with lots of area . George shortly pulls up the first coin and yells out hey i gotta wheatie    ( you gotta be kidding)  . well after some time i picked up some buttons and 3 more coppers , a 1787 fugio penny  ,an 1805 draped bust large cent and a ships colonies commerce token . thanks for looking and hurry up and get out there before you can't .

Dan

  Not a bad day at all. The ships token traveled a little to get there.

thanks IP any info on these tokens where they were issued and the time period??

Day-Yum!

Super hunt!!A fugio and that Draped Bust is in great shape,That token is very interesting.Congrats.

thanks IP any info on these tokens where they were issued and the time period??

  Canadian Colonial token dating about 1829, many varieties exist, some on the rare side, most are common, but hard to determine on dug coins. I've found quite a few over the years, all common or the type couldn't be ID'ed.  There are also blacksmith versions of these and are quite rare. 

[John 3:16]

Great finds!!  I love the location pic too.  Beautiful woods.

HH,
R.I.

Leddel, my Colonial brother,

That is a killer day there!  The Fugio is my favorite out of the four.   Keep hunting that site for its lost coppers, buddy!

Kyle

Looks like a great day!

Congrats!  

Leddel, my Colonial brother,

That is a killer day there!  The Fugio is my favorite out of the four.   Keep hunting that site for its lost coppers, buddy!

Kyle

thanks Kyle , i'm still working on the fugio its in very good shape . that picture doesn't do it justice and i'm pretty sure its a club rays variety . well i took the lead in our copper race with the 1818 matron i picked up yesterday and these four that makes 33 for me , George got 2 today he's at 31 and dave's sitting with 26 . i expect no less from you guys this year , hope you guys kick@$$ and take names on your next hunt.  take care Kyle.

Dan

Leddel, my Colonial brother,

That is a killer day there!  The Fugio is my favorite out of the four.   Keep hunting that site for its lost coppers, buddy!

Kyle

thanks Kyle , i'm still working on the fugio its in very good shape . that picture doesn't do it justice and i'm pretty sure its a club rays variety . well i took the lead in our copper race with the 1818 matron i picked up yesterday and these four that makes 33 for me , George got 2 today he's at 31 and dave's sitting with 26 . i expect no less from you guys this year , hope you guys kick@$$ and take names on your next hunt.  take care Kyle.

Dan

You fellas are amazing at digging those greenies.   I'm hoping for a copper or two tomorrow.  I think I have a good chance at it.

Kyle

nice recovery    MR TUFF

All right Leddel my man. You guys are keeping my colonial juices flowing by posting these coppers. I found a Ships Colonies and Commerce token a couple of years ago here in Pa. In the same hole as a 1844 or 42 copper. I love the Fugio and that Draped bust is in great shape. Keep em coming my friend.
Chris

Oh My ! What a Sweet Hunt ! Hows come my Largies don't look like that  Just kidding  Man you just Have to Love this Hobby 

do you mean george(coinnut)  tell grandma he better take more vitamins. that is one great hunt i like the ship token !!  no i like it all.  willy

Dan,

Amazing day! and 33 coppers... wow!

Paul

Well done  I really like the token

I love that token .

great job on the coins!

they all  look really nice and got some great age to them!

like I Patch said, it has travelled, crazy where I see some of them show up outside of where they originally circulated, since I see them some the times I hunt, it doesn't hurt my feelings to see another show up

You had a great day with 3 out of 4 being in pretty darn good conditiion.  Three or more coppers for me on one hunt is a rarity anymore and never was a common occurance, my son does it more than me, I'm more of a Oner on a hunt!
Love the Ship Token, and Fugio and nothing wrong with the Draped Bust either.  Any idea on the holed one?  My gut feeling on holed ones with a smaller hole in the center of a coin is a mark to say it is a counterfeit, but just my feeling on coppers like that......

Don

Some real nice digs, love to see them early coins make it around North America...may pick up a rare American one up here...

id be camping out at that site
after finding those beauties !!!

All right Leddel my man. You guys are keeping my colonial juices flowing by posting these coppers. I found a Ships Colonies and Commerce token a couple of years ago here in Pa. In the same hole as a 1844 or 42 copper. I love the Fugio and that Draped bust is in great shape. Keep em coming my friend.
Chris

thanks Chris , wish i could only get the half cents you have been pulling up (our group only has 1, a draped bust that i got , my first) and its in poor shape too. take care and hope you guys hit the copper motherload real soon.

Dan

do you mean george(coinnut)  tell grandma he better take more vitamins. that is one great hunt i like the ship token !!  no i like it all.  willy

yup ya got me Willy, Coinnut is George the secret is finnally out , and now if he loses this copper race with no other identity to hide behind everyone will know him and his shame . oh the humanity

Dan,

Amazing day! and 33 coppers... wow!

Paul

thanks Paul , i see you've been on fire with that e-trac

You had a great day with 3 out of 4 being in pretty darn good conditiion.  Three or more coppers for me on one hunt is a rarity anymore and never was a common occurance, my son does it more than me, I'm more of a Oner on a hunt!
Love the Ship Token, and Fugio and nothing wrong with the Draped Bust either.  Any idea on the holed one?  My gut feeling on holed ones with a smaller hole in the center of a coin is a mark to say it is a counterfeit, but just my feeling on coppers like that......

Don

thanks Don i'm pretty sure th holed copper is a left facing Connecticut copper , all i can make out is an outline of the bust and it lines up best to a draped Conn. i'm hoping to later on post better picture of the fugio as i said its a club ray variety .

Amazing finds!!!! Congrats!