Colonial KirkPA
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Hey, guys, it is KirkPA. What in the heck is up? I got out today with Colonial Silver Zeus and zoyboy to one of zoyboy's latest ra-search site. It was one of those sites that is NOT easy to find, unless you know how to show some skills in this hobby....RESEARCH!
Since I don't want to give out too many details about the site, I will only tell you that it is located in a pasture. Zoyboy did such fine research that he narrowed the detecting area down to about 1/2 acre in size. That makes for some good sweeping...John Walter-like sweeping that is, my men!
With our ANALOG machines juiced up, we took to the ancient field. We were there for about 45 mins. when my uncle, Colonial Silver Zeus, yelled out a great find. This one got our juices pumping. After his awesome recovery, I was soon startled by a "Q" on "Quarter" hit that pinpointed at 4". After plucking the doyt (dirt) out, I was soon welcomed by a GREEN disc! 
Yeah, baby, yeaaahhhhh! I yelled to my relatives, "Coppa!" That was when we started to "club"...super hard handshaking. The coin turned out to be a nice 1825 Coronet cent...my 1st coppa for 2008! 
Zoyboy's research was paying off...BIGTIME! 
After my awesome coppa, I detected in a determined fashion, kind of like John Walter! 
I found an iron buckle and a two-ringer later in the day. Oh, CSZ also made another great find, but I will let him tell you dudes about it. 
All in all, let me tell you, it was a great day spent with my great relatives. But, what made it even more special was the fine research of the site. Without the great homework by my brother, we would NOT have detected the site. Thank you, zoyboy, for your fine skills in this hobby. The fruits of your research paid off today and will in the future as well!
Keep the passion high!
Kirk
Note: All relics were found on private property with total consent of the landowner.
Hey, guys, it is KirkPA. What in the heck is up? I got out today with Colonial Silver Zeus and zoyboy to one of zoyboy's latest ra-search site. It was one of those sites that is NOT easy to find, unless you know how to show some skills in this hobby....RESEARCH!
Since I don't want to give out too many details about the site, I will only tell you that it is located in a pasture. Zoyboy did such fine research that he narrowed the detecting area down to about 1/2 acre in size. That makes for some good sweeping...John Walter-like sweeping that is, my men!
With our ANALOG machines juiced up, we took to the ancient field. We were there for about 45 mins. when my uncle, Colonial Silver Zeus, yelled out a great find. This one got our juices pumping.
After his awesome recovery, I was soon startled by a "Q" on "Quarter" hit that pinpointed at 4". After plucking the doyt (dirt) out, I was soon welcomed by a GREEN disc! Yeah, baby, yeaaahhhhh! I yelled to my relatives, "Coppa!" That was when we started to "club"...super hard handshaking. The coin turned out to be a nice 1825 Coronet cent...my 1st coppa for 2008! Zoyboy's research was paying off...BIGTIME! After my awesome coppa, I detected in a determined fashion, kind of like John Walter!
I found an iron buckle and a two-ringer later in the day. Oh, CSZ also made another great find, but I will let him tell you dudes about it. All in all, let me tell you, it was a great day spent with my great relatives.
But, what made it even more special was the fine research of the site. Without the great homework by my brother, we would NOT have detected the site. Thank you, zoyboy, for your fine skills in this hobby. The fruits of your research paid off today and will in the future as well! Keep the passion high!
Kirk
Note: All relics were found on private property with total consent of the landowner.
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.......(with that background, everything is basically the same color) Use something darker as a background, like red or dark blue. The coppas look so much prettier that way 
Then again, that rug is kind of famous around these here parts. Maybe you should keep it. 
