I’ve been gone a while - was welcomed back with a Connecticut copper

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Those of you that know me, hello, it’s good to be digging again. 2018 was a year that I was consumed by work and family. I spent all spring doing house renovations and building a deck, and I was away for 4-1/2 months on a ship. I spent that time in Louisiana where I could have detected, but I worked 6-7 days a week @ 12+ hrs a day, and hadn’t the time nor energy to venture out into a 105+ degree heat index. A buddy down there invited me out but I just couldn’t muster the energy - sorry Will.

I arrived back last Thursday and finally got out. Sunday I hung out with fellow T-net Member Steve2, goes by the handle “TripleNipple555”. I found a roached King George copper and some buttons. Then yesterday I got out and scored a Connecticut Cooper and some more buttons, nails, buckle parts, etc. It’s so good to be back!

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The copper was ID’d on a Facebook group I’m a member of (thx Chris). It’s a 1787 Miller 6.1-M “Laughing Head” variety. Relatively common but is actually my best example of a CT copper. I’ll try and post some of the other bits I dug once I clean them a bit.

Good hunts everyone,

Steve
 

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Ahoy Captain! Glad to see back on dry land and picking up right where you left off.

Nice Connecticut copper!
 

Sorry that you couldnt get out much this year. Hope you can get out and post some finds. Not too many left on here posting colonial any more

Thanks buddy. I see what you mean about colonial posts. I think many have moved on to other forums and Facebook
 

Bless you, and all those who dedicate their lives to the sea....
I am happy to see you back with your feet on the ground, and with good finds.

Thanks Dave. Being away for extended periods reminds us that friends and family are most important. I care much less about finds nowadays
 

That sure is a great way to come back,Connecticut copper is a great find. I'm sure you'll impress us with some amazing finds this season. :occasion14:

Thanks Anton. I appreciate the pictures you sent all summer. They helped me maintain sanity!
 

Nice finds! Glad to see your back at it! Love that Connecticut!
 

Welcome back and those are quite the nice finds to share off the bat!
 

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