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July 23rd, 2011 - AMAZING 1749 King George II Farthing...
I had the opportunity to visit and detect a family members 1740s home in Concord, NH... 4" down in sand (Sediment from the Merrimack River) I recovered this coin: (Definately one of the nicest 1700's coppers I've recovered)
June 20th, 2011 - 44 Indian Head Pennies for the Year !
Its been an amazing year for the recover of Indian Head Pennies...
March 13th, 2011 - Federal Revenue Cutter Cufflinks!
CIRCA: 1850-1860 and a Federal Revenue Cutter 1850's-1860's D. Evans & Co Made from their Extra 14MM buttons...
"The United States Revenue Cutter Service was established by Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton in 1790 as an armed maritime law enforcement service. Throughout its entire existence the Revenue Cutter Service operated under the authority of the United States Department of the Treasury. In 1915 the Service merged with the United States Life-Saving Service to form the United States Coast Guard." More>>
April 15th. 2011 - 1853 Seated Half Dime!
I was at a colonial cellar hole and was working along side the road near the hole... I got a choppy 4" signal that peaked my interest...
May 5th, 2011 - 1863 Civil War Token!
May 15th, 2011 - 1875 Seated Liberty Love Token!
Through the years lovers have chosen a variety of different trinkets and charms as "tokens of love" to express their love or affection to someone special in their lives. Some of the more popular were thimbles, pin cushions, rings, and carved spoons. During the victorian period the ever popular valentine card was introduced. This period also marked the peak of popularity for using engraved coins as love tokens.
Some of the More Interesting Finds for 2010!
2011 is upon us!
WoW! What a winter... We had 55 inches of snow in January...that extended right into February... We had a little bit of a thaw in the middle of February and right back to the next snow storm :-(
I want to record some goals here for 2011...
HAVE FUN!
Enjoy the Journey!
HAVE FUN! :-)
2010 Review...
3201 Total Coins...
418 Wheat Backed Pennies.... 1909-1958...
16 Large Coppers...
110 Silver Coins...
25 Indian Head Pennies...
13 Pieces of Sterling Silver
1 Gold (14K) Ring
2009 Review...
2151 Coins...
186 Wheat Pennies.... 1909-1958...
4 Large Coppers...
39 Silver Coins...
10 Indian Head Pennies...
12 Rings... 10 Sterling Silver - 2 Gold...
1 Sterling Silver Cross...
I started the year and did little to no detecting between May and September...
I bought a new detecor in October, a Minelab ETrac and had a record 30 days!