1786 house Finds

[metaldiggr]

We're on a new permission at a property that dates back to the mid 1700's. I hit it solo last week for a few hours, never had a lower steps per dig. Every 2-3 steps there was a good hit. The house I found these dated to 1786, the property owner said his house, the other structure, is about 20 years older. I covered about 5% of the property, looking forward to getting back this weekend.

The Largie's in amazing condition considering it's almost 205 years old.

 

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[CreakyDigger]

Yes, great detail on the LC! Sounds like you've found a great spot.

 

[RabidCaveman]

Its nice to see something colorful come out of the ground! Good score!

 

[metaldiggr]

Yes, great detail on the LC! Sounds like you've found a great spot.

Thanks! I don't believe it's ever been detected.

 

[oldmxrat]

Nice finds, can't wait to see your future posts!

 

[Digger RJ]

We're on a new permission at a property that dates back to the mid 1700's. I hit it solo last week for a few hours, never had a lower steps per dig. Every 2-3 steps there was a good hit. The house I found these dated to 1786, the property owner said his house, the other structure, is about 20 years older. I covered about 5% of the property, looking forward to getting back this weekend.

The Largie's in amazing condition considering it's almost 205 years old.

Nice!!!!! Congrats!!!!!

 

[Tencents]

We're on a new permission at a property that dates back to the mid 1700's. I hit it solo last week for a few hours, never had a lower steps per dig. Every 2-3 steps there was a good hit. The house I found these dated to 1786, the property owner said his house, the other structure, is about 20 years older. I covered about 5% of the property, looking forward to getting back this weekend.

The Largie's in amazing condition considering it's almost 205 years old.

Nice!!!!! Congrats!!!!!

We're on a new permission at a property that dates back to the mid 1700's. I hit it solo last week for a few hours, never had a lower steps per dig. Every 2-3 steps there was a good hit. The house I found these dated to 1786, the property owner said his house, the other structure, is about 20 years older. I covered about 5% of the property, looking forward to getting back this weekend.

The Largie's in amazing condition considering it's almost 205 years old.

Sweet LC congratulations looking forward to the other 95%.

 

[JeffInMass]

You may very well be on your way to one of those dream sites- GL going forward!

 

[crashbandicoot]

Good find on the largie and good luck for your future hunts.May they be great!