Back to 1600's farm fields (Rare Ray of Sun Copper)

[Thiltzy]

We made it back to the 1600's farm fields today which has given up 8 coppers over the last two hunts.
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So far we have pulled three Draped Busts, one Classic Head, one King George II(young head) half cent, One King II (older head), one Connecticut Copper, One Farthing 1/4 cent and one that we have yet to ID.

There are four fields in total at this farm and today we tried our second field.
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The first field was very good to us so our hopes were high as we began our hunt. I think our expectations were set too high because this feild wasn't given up anything other than a 1937 wheat and a 1981 lincoln lol. In fact, we were not even getting many repeatable targets. Field #2 surely knocked us off our copper high and brought us back to earth until....., finally..., we got one! It was the only Large Copper but it turned up as a good one.

I am pretty sure that it is a Landscape Type Blunt Ray Vermont but since it's in very ruff shape I do not think we will be able to get a 100% ID.

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[del]

i think your right Thiltzy but i just can't see enough detail to id the variety but i believe there are only 3 or 4 blunt ray vermont types. congrats on the copper |:cheering: |:cheering:

[milco]

Cool pic's and congrats on the copper!

[CODY]

Excellent find. Congrats!

[aloldstuff]

You didn't give up and excellent recovery on that LC :congrats:

[li tom]

Sweet find!How are you able to swing in that tall grass?That would make my arm fall off in about 10 minutes!

[leslie(nova scotia)]

That is indeed a sweet find and not one you see every day. Cudos me bouy! <;)

[CTX Tom]

Very awesome old copper find!Great find for sure. Wtg