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Quick Hunt before the rain pays off with a Woods Hibernia Half Penny 1724
Recently I had researched some areas and found a possible cellar hole area that I thought looked very promising. Turns out the land is on private property :bummer: However, after a week of hunting down the land owner, I was able to get the permission to metal detect the vast area. 94 acres to find some cellar holes. I was almost positive there would be at least 2 cellar holes in the area I was interested in. So I scooped Dave up and headed out at 5:30 to meet the land owner.
The owner was fantastic. He came out of his house with a land survey print of the 94 acres and pointed to a cellar hole he had marked on the map. It was in the exact area that Dave and I thought one would be. I asked if he knew of any others but he assured us that there was only the one with another structure near it. That structure turned out to be the barn foundation. It was an old site but to our surprise, some one poached this site already. It seems some one trespassed on this site and hit it pretty good.:girlcry: We only managed a few buttons so I told Dave we should look in another area on the property that we thought there should be another site. The land owner had already told us there was no other cellar holes but I wasn't convinced. About half mile further, we did find another hole:yes: and had at it. Again, the site had already been hit but this time they missed a Woods Hibernia 1724 Half Penny:cool:. It's in ruff shape but I'll take it. We may have found more keepers but the rain cut the hunt short and we got out of there at about 12:30 today.:badday:
