200 + Year Copper Spill

Silvermonkey

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Apr 24, 2013
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Metal Detecting
Hi All,

Headed out late yesterday to spend a couple of hours in the woods. Better temps, less rain, and fewer mosquitos has made detecting a little more pleasant of late.

After a couple of hours with little to show, I hit a nice signal in the high 80's which proved to be a Matron Head large cent. This coin was on a hillside right next to a main hiking trail. I re-scanned the hole only to hear another great signal. Out pops a second LC. About two feet away was yet another similar sounding tone. This proved to be a third large cent.

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I've walked past this spot a million times. I guess I never gave it much attention. I plan to return to this same area soon to see what other treasures I have missed over the years. This collection of coins date back to 1817 , 1819, and..... not sure about the last one.

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Thanks for taking a look. Hope everyone has a productive Fall! Cheers!
 

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Hi All,

Headed out late yesterday to spend a couple of hours in the woods. Better temps, less rain, and fewer mosquitos has made detecting a little more pleasant of late.

After a couple of hours with little to show, I hit a nice signal in the high 80's which proved to be a Matron Head large cent. This coin was on a hillside right next to a main hiking trail. I re-scanned the hole only to hear another great signal. Out pops a second LC. About two feet away was yet another similar sounding tone. This proved to be a third large cent.

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I've walked past this spot a million times. I guess I never gave it much attention. I plan to return to this same area soon to see what other treasures I have missed over the years. This collection of coins date back to 1817 , 1819, and..... not sure about the last one.

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Thanks for taking a look. Hope everyone has a productive Fall! Cheers!
Sweet finds!
Huge coins to lose, eh?
I’m envious…!
 

Hi All,

Headed out late yesterday to spend a couple of hours in the woods. Better temps, less rain, and fewer mosquitos has made detecting a little more pleasant of late.

After a couple of hours with little to show, I hit a nice signal in the high 80's which proved to be a Matron Head large cent. This coin was on a hillside right next to a main hiking trail. I re-scanned the hole only to hear another great signal. Out pops a second LC. About two feet away was yet another similar sounding tone. This proved to be a third large cent.

View attachment 2106072View attachment 2106073View attachment 2106074View attachment 2106075

I've walked past this spot a million times. I guess I never gave it much attention. I plan to return to this same area soon to see what other treasures I have missed over the years. This collection of coins date back to 1817 , 1819, and..... not sure about the last one.

View attachment 2106076View attachment 2106077

Thanks for taking a look. Hope everyone has a productive Fall! Cheers!
Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 

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