1802 Draped Bust Lc,small buckle and 3 buttons

[CONDUCTOR7E]

Linked up with Bomber John this morning for a short cellar hole adventure.This dry spell is beyond tough now to metal detect and the woods are no exception.Dry powder everywhere and it seriously effects your signals.I did manage a copper however,which turned out to be an 1802 Draped Bust.3 buttons also came up as well as a small buckle.Great hunt with the Bomber!
Jason

 

[Goes4ever]

congrats on an awesome 208 yr old coin!

 

[kraykepler]

Nice finds, Jason!

 

[stevew]

Jason on fire again congrats!!!!!!

 

[NebTrac]

Congratulations Jason. Glad to see someone else's signals get skewed the drier the soil gets. Thanks for the pictures too!

NebTrac

 

[niterider_58]

Sweet find

 

[Barry NY]

Great finds as usual - great detail on that copper!

 

[Cladiator (OR)]

Very nice--congratulations! Thanks for posting.

 

[etracmick]

Way to go Jason. I am now hooked on those LC. I would rather find one of those to 25+ wheaties. The history from these puppies is awesome and you never know what you will get. Like the French 5 Centime I just found this week. Have any of yours come in lower like mine 12-39 or all above in the 45-47 range? Keep up the great work/fun.

 

[Barry NY]

All of mine have been in the upper CO range of 43-47.

 

[CONDUCTOR7E]

The US Large cents ,for the most part come in in the 12/46 range,give or take a few #'s,but the Tokens and the King Georges come in all wild.I dug a 1756 KG last month that came in at 10/42.It was badly worn.

 

[DAN03USMC]

Good job Jason, that is a nice one. I concur with your numbers. American coins come in a little higher than the British coppers.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Great job Jason - keep up the good work !