3 KILLER KING GEORGE HALFPENNIES & 5th COB FROM SITE + OTHER SFUFF!

[Cross Potent]

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[Bubba65]

Congrats on AWESOME looking Copper's and Buttons . Keep them coming !!!!!

 

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[slowwevo]

kg's and cobs are a great day, love the conditions on some of those kg's

 

[pepperj]

I'd say that the site has lots of giving yet if you're digging coppers like those and another Cob. Liking the little heart mount, I've dug larger ones but nothing that small and the patina on the finds is the best.
Great looking nipple button with the shank still intact a real sweet example, congrats on your day out of digging and best of luck on today's finds. With all these great looking coppers and silvers a piece of gold maybe in the cards for you soon.

 

[Mach1Pilot]

KG coppers and a cob - that will make for a day to remember! Hope a few more are hiding in there for you.

 

[collector01]

Congrats on the killer KG's and cob!! I know your already in the field but good luck can't wait to see what you get. HH!

 

[PeteWmass]

hmm - are you digging in dry sand - Id be psyched if any of my KG coppers looked like that

 

[Steve in PA]

Another great hunt! Those KG's look like they just came over on the boat. Have you found any KG I's there yet? I know you have found several KG II's. I love that early axe too. I know that site still has some nice surprises in store for you!

 

[Limey-digger]

Wow even more great Georgian greenies. The "R" blue and white ceramic sherd is more Westerwald stoneware and stands for Rex as in "GR" George Rex (king George) hope you can find a trash Pit on that site because there could be some great items in there.
Looking forward to hearig about your discoveries from today.
A link here to show what the stoneware jug would of looked like CLOSE-UP OF CENTRAL RELIEF MOLDED CENTER


George.

 

[Ahab8]

Man you rarely see the KGs look like that. Amazing site. You just don't see em like that very often. Congrats bud

 

[DigIron2]

Very nice cob and coppers. usually don't see coppers posted in such nice shape,exspeacialy coppers that old.Very nice stuff Cross Potent.The stuff you are finding, I had always figured you to be digging over in Europe somewhere.Good luck on finding your sixthHH-gl

 

[CRUSADER]

You soil is kind as hell, I wish mine was the same...

 

[DigIron2]

it is pretty harsh in most places over this way too

 

[metalev4]

Very nice finds, those coppers are in stunning condition.

 

[CASPER-2]

 

[WHADIFIND]

Awesome stuff!

Sure looks like lots of fun, albeit work.

WTG!

 

[deepsecrets]

I noticed the piece of stoneware with the "R" initial and think it could be similar to this item uncovered at Mount Vernon VA.

"This object is the bulbous body of a stoneware jug made in the Westerwald region of Germany and transported to the colonies via England. It features a medallion molded with the initials “GR” for the English monarch King George (latin name, Georgius Rex)."

 

[Cross Potent]

Thanks for the comments everyone. Finally got my first video made which shows the coin finds from this post:

 

[ironhorse]

With the sheer size of that field and the others surrounding it...well, lets just say I hope you got lots of batteries, you are far from done with that place!

 

[Cross Potent]

With the sheer size of that field and the others surrounding it...well, lets just say I hope you got lots of batteries, you are far from done with that place!

Yep, its like 140 acres and last night I discovered the old separate foundation where the large cent and Dandy button came from may actually be older than originally thought. It may be the case that it was built shortly after the site I am hunting was abandoned in the 1740s.

 

[ironhorse]

Yep, its like 140 acres and last night I discovered the old separate foundation where the large cent and Dandy button came from may actually be older than originally thought. It may be the case that it was built shortly after the site I am hunting was abandoned in the 1740s.

There's no reason to believe that this newly discovered site should pick up where the other leaves off, the finds there should be just as exciting!