This Time It's a Hibernia

[OxShoeDrew]

Hey everyone,
My last post (where I THOUGHT I had a Hibernia) and this one look comically similar. First pic is this week's finds. I'm fairly certain the copper is a 1720s Hibernia. 10 inches too...using only 5 kHz. I find I'm choosing specific frequencies at pounded sites....then only double checking targets in multi-frequency mode.

The corn is as high as an elephant's eye, summer is coming to a close :girlcry:

[Cheap Thrills]

Congrats on the Hibernia Drew . That's the first dug one I've ever seen on a forum . I looked them up , in
good condition they can be worth a bit . Is it a Half penny or a Farthing ?

[Lodge Scent]

Nice one Drew! The surface is a but rough like a Rosa might be, but either or, its an oldie for sure.

[Tony Two-Cent]

I'm glad you got that Hibernia out of hibernation, Drew! :grin:

[Noah]

Continually amazed. I've got to get out there. Indian pennies aren't doing it for me any more!

[calabash digger]

Very nice!

[OxShoeDrew]

Thanks, George, Tony, Noah, Jeff, and calabash,
...I think you nailed it, Jeff! I measured the diameter and it is 26mm like the Rosas...not 22mm like the Hibernias. You're getting in Dan's league now :lol:

[OxShoeDrew]

Here's the reverse.

[Lodge Scent]

Yep, looks like a Tudor rose Drew. Nice find. If I was in Dan's league, I would only be the bat boy.

[OxShoeDrew]

Although I just found a Hibernia that's 26.7mm, spot on....and I think I can see the harp on top of my reverse pic.

[Lodge Scent]

Hmmmm, you could be right ! But if I stare at it long enough I can also see a chicken hawk with a shield on its breast :lol:.

[The Rebel]

Nice going Drew! It's been brutally hot this summer. Man am I looking forward to fall & winter.