Guilford Axe and 1811 Large cent

[Chief31]

First time out in a while, hit an old spot in Central VA and concentrated down by a long creek at a colonial era farm .Found a beautiful 1811 Largie which seems to be a key date with low mintage along with a bunch of flats . Saw this “rock” which I thought looked interesting so I kept it, not being well schooled in NA artifacts I messaged my buddy who confirmed it was a Guilford Axe! Seems like it’s in great condition with quite a blade on the end. Fits perfectly in my hand. I think I now found another hobby in addition to detecting! Anyone know the composition of stone ?

 

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[vpnavy]

First time out in a while, hit an old spot in Central VA and concentrated down by a long creek at a colonial era farm .Found a beautifu...

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[Chief31]

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Thanks for correcting my mistake !!

 

[vpnavy]

Thanks for correcting my mistake !!

No problem - happens all the time.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Great finds - congrats on the old Large Cent !
What's really cool ... your the first person to touch that coin in 200 years !
Looks like a lot of detail is still there - be very careful if your going to clean it.

 

[dognose]

I am not familiar with the Guilford Axe type. I have never found one. It looks interesting for an axe style.
The large cent is a great find.
Congratulations on some nice finds.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Super finds! Congratulations. Thanks for sharing with us.

 

[Chief31]

Thx all

 

[Digger RJ]

First time out in a while, hit an old spot in Central VA and concentrated down by a long creek at a colonial era farm .Found a beautiful 1811 Largie which seems to be a key date with low mintage along with a bunch of flats . Saw this “rock” which I thought looked interesting so I kept it, not being well schooled in NA artifacts I messaged my buddy who confirmed it was a Guilford Axe! Seems like it’s in great condition with quite a blade on the end. Fits perfectly in my hand. I think I now found another hobby in addition to detecting! Anyone know the composition of stone ?

Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!