MY 32 nd COPPER OF THE YEAR

haven't posted at all lately cuz i been on a plain flat button roll it seems.not really worth posting but,
went out today with Frank.started out as another button day    at the first site.a couple big designed tombacs and a tiny plain one
then finally got a nice coin signal in a low area very wet there.
ended up being a toasty Massachussetts copper.tied my last years total now of 32 large coppers. 
next site gave up the pocket watch winder,merc,wheaties, a lead "Y" and a ton of brass targets.the 2nd site is colonial too but lived in up until much later than the 1st site.seems like alot of victorian era brass stuff at 2nd cellar hole

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copper's a copper way to go, nice buttons too

very nice collection of buttons!!!!

 Looks like a nice place to detect.

 Enough silverware for a camp set.

Love to find one of those colonial american coppers. Don't know what the chances would be around here, but certainly possible.

Your close to tying me at 35 for the year!!  Congrats bud.  Another "Vulgar display of Power"!

Just look at those sweet finds~!

Way to go   

Nice digs once again dude...  The watch winder looks similar to the one I dug a while back.  I think it is an earlier one than all the common ones and had a 90 degree angle.

thanks everyone for the nice comments! 

It doesn't get to much better than that, looks like a grest site, keep at it, Ken.

Great pile o'relics! Love the Massachusetts copper too!
REB

[Roland]

I am just as impressed with the area you guys have to hunt in as I am your finds!   Having a wooded area with an open floor and room to walk between the trees....that's amazing.   
Down here, the underbrush is so think (most of the time with nasty stuff, like green briars, poison ivy and a variety of poke ya, stick ya, hurt ya, stuff!!!!

Excellent pics and content! Makes me jealous and eager to hunt the soil again.

Good group of recoveries

I am just as impressed with the area you guys have to hunt in as I am your finds!   Having a wooded area with an open floor and room to walk between the trees....that's amazing.   
Down here, the underbrush is so think (most of the time with nasty stuff, like green briars, poison ivy and a variety of poke ya, stick ya, hurt ya, stuff!!!!

thanks! some sites here sound just like what you described  some are undetectable 

Congrats on those great buttons & Copper!
  The years not done yet!

Great lookin' finds and plenty of them ... I still need a decent Mass cent .  They just don't turn up  in my area.   Nice copper and 32 is fantastic 

  Awsome job there 

You dug a Mass. copper and that is all that matters. Heck, it is better than the slug Colonial I dug last Sunday. I hope you are doing better with your health. Be safe out there, Dave, and check yourself thoroughly for those ticks.

Kirk

Damn!  32 coppers?  Maybe you should call urself "Colonial Copper Apollo"!   Take me cellar hole hunting with u sometime, brother -- have never done it before -- I'm sure it's an art!!  Congrats on all the great stuff u dig!

   Quite an accomplishment between last year and this year, I never would see that many old coppers in a year.  I think you will be remembering these years for many years to come and some day they will be, "remember back when" 

Don

  Quite an accomplishment between last year and this year, I never would see that many old coppers in a year.  I think you will be remembering these years for many years to come and some day they will be, "remember back when" 

Don

yeah i wish i got back into this kind of hunting in the late 80's early 90's.just think of what those guys pulled before we hit these sites 

I dont have 32 coppers after four years of hunting!   I think that you have time for one more    It will probably be another Fugio


                                          VPR

nice button role

that's a lotta coppa.
second only, of course, to your ridiculous button year.
looking forward already to your year-end post!