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That's a sick looking shovel! Predator makes good products so I suspect you'll have no issues. My buddy and l have them.

Thanks Dan, yea it sure felt great to finally find a copper again as last fall was such a bust. I'm also glad to also see the snow gone. Haven't seen any ticks yet but thanks for the heads up.

Thanks Tony, appreciate the keen eye on the date as it's definitely a hard one to read, 1803 it is!

Got out with Frank today and nabbed my 1st copper of the year which turned out to be a Draped Bust. Tough to read the date but pretty sure it's an 1803 but could possibly be an 1805. Seeing the mintage was greater of the 1803, I'm calling it an 1803. Also nabbed a small button. The other finds...

Welcome aboard from CT and congratulations on your retirement, like Dan said we're all suffering from some serious cabin fever this winter.

Um, were gonna need pics.

That's in great shape!

That's a wicked cool find!

That's an awesome find!

Welcome back. I too had to switch to a lighter machine. The v3i was a great machine but the manticore is so much lighter.

Merry Christmas to all!

Was out this am at a cellar hole & dug this 2pc Navy button. Hopefully someone can ID it as being US Navy and not a sports coat button, which I do not believe were around in the 1800s. Thanks in advance!

Happy Thanksgiving folks!

It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. I'm sure plenty of people will be opening their piggy banks to get them.

WTG, it's in beautiful shape!

Discovered the other day there are initials on the edge, looks to be MAH. The family that lived there had the last name of Hazzard.

Thanks! Yea it's heavy and thick. I wonder how many are found here, can't be that many.

So, you're the one pounding these sites, lol. Sheesh, at least leave some targets for others, sharing is caring ;):ROFLMAO:!

WTG on that lovely hunk of Silver and an IH to boot!

WTG on the Silver, that's a looker for sure!