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Colonial site yields another 1781 Hibernia KG III

MigColG

MigColG

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The 70 acre site I've been working has a hilltop with colonial history. I've dug the usual artifacts such as spoons, buckles and coins. The latest is another 1781 coin.
 

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Only if that coin could talk! Congrats!
 
Aren't you the same fella that "found" a 20 cent piece that was actually bought off eBay late last year?
 
Here the post if anyone forgot

www.findmall.com

Worn 20 Cent piece

I got out on my land this morning and detected before the Christmas festivities begin. Rewarded with a nice, but worn 1875 Twenty Cent piece.
www.findmall.com www.findmall.com
 
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