my 2011 finds so far

[Shopper45]

Today was my 8th time out for this year, scored a 1880 Canadian 5 cent piece (silver), can't believe how small & paper thin it is. about the size of a 1/2 reale. the King George Copper, 1904 Indian cent, 1912D Barber Dime, were all found at a old farm field that is no longer used, 10 days later, i went back & scored the 1925 buffalo & gold pin. the 1909D Barber Dime (Semi Key) And Brooch, was a local park find. the two V nickels & 1918 Merc came from the farm field. thanks for looking

 

[del]

great finds Shopper45 , the silver is some quality pieces :smitten: :smitten: are you sure the copper isn't a Connecticut copper :huh: the outline of the bust is very close unless its the dirt playing tricks on my eyes.

 

[Ill Digger]

:shocked04: :shocked04: Whoa!! You've been a buzy little bee haven't you!! :yes: lol
Those are some outstanding finds!! |)
I'll probably never see a KG copper here so it's nice when I can see one on the forum :daydream: :smitten:
Congrats on the fish scale too!! Cool find! :grin: :envious:

 

[Toadman]

Nice dude !! loving the fishscale !! :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01:

 

[aloldstuff]

Great hunts....old fields are great....keep diggin

 

[jkress]

Wow... a bunch of awesome finds.
The 1912 Barber looks like it is in fantastic shape.
Congrats on the 1909 Barber, it's definitely a great one to add to your collection.
The King George is a super nice find.
So many things to admire in this post. :drool:
Congrats Shopper.

 

[angellionel]

Those are some quality finds Shopper45. Congrats! thumbsup01

 

[coinnut]

Nice looking finds from a couple of different time periods lol More stuff rescued thumbsup01

 

[wingmaster]

Great finds congrats.

 

[Shopper45]

Hi Del, here's a better picture of the front & back of the KG copper, would be cool if it is a Connecticut copper. any help on a ID would be appreciated. thanks

 

[del]

thats a great picture of the coin Shopper45 and your right it is definately a King George II (young head variety 1730-39 )

 

[Shopper45]

thanks Del for the ID, now i know who to talk to when i find any old coppers. this is my third KG II, but one is a counterfeit.