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    Road trip to Massachusetts *two coppers and new friends*

    2-1/2 hour road trip Friday night to MA. Dave Wise and myself got invited by Carol Rio to detect a field and some 1830 standing homes. Carol accepted us with open arms and made us feel right at home. Most of the people involved in our hobby are some of the greatest people I've ever met. This is one of the greatest things about this lifestyle. I was lucky enough to score two coppers including a beautiful 1723 King George I and a beat up draped bust. also found a hand full of colonial buckles and other relics.
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    Wow, that KG is in great shape. Awesome detail.

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    Agree with you 100% Todd. You meet some nice folks in this hobby.

    That is one of the nicest Georgies of any year that I have seen come out of the ground.
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    What a great...Ox knob...oh the coins and buttons are pretty nice too.
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    Holy Cow! INCREDIBLE detail on that 1723 King George I copper!

    That thing must have been dropped the day it was minted!

    Congrats on the great finds and the new friends, Todd!

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    You're right Todd, that KG I copper has some really nice details! Fantastic day!!!
    I <3 colonial relics!

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    Wow a 1723 coin. Don't find those in Illinois. Great Find
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    Very nice old copper you got there, great finds

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bell-Two View Post
    What a great...Ox knob...oh the coins and buttons are pretty nice too.
    Seems like you had a great time!
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    I'm guessing the point is that it was worth the drive. lol Great finds.

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    Sweet hunt Todd! Weather was awesome this weekend.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Rebel View Post
    Sweet hunt Todd! Weather was awesome this weekend.
    Yeah Roger, the weather was great but some how I caught a cold. I feel like hot garbage
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    that KG is in fantastic shape. Good for you
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    I agree one of the best KG1 coppers I've seen dug up in a while , great looking coin Todd .



    Quote Originally Posted by Thiltzy View Post
    Yeah Roger, the weather was great but some how I caught a cold. I feel like hot garbage
    "hot garbage" what an odd term I've never heard spoken of. hope you feel better Todd.
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    Quote Originally Posted by del View Post





    "hot garbage" what an odd term I've never heard spoken of. hope you feel better Todd.
    Yeah Dan, picture your end of the week kitchen garbage sitting outside stewing in a late afternoon 95 degree sun in the middle of August... that's how I feel
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    awesome coin! one of thee best i ever seen dug! my meager finds are hardly worth posting.sometimes its not about the treasure,its the company your with and the people ya meet!
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    Quote Originally Posted by HEAVYMETALNUT View Post
    sometimes its not about the treasure,its the company your with and the people ya meet!
    Absolutely true

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    Congrats for the finds. Awesome. Safe & HH

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