Detecting relics, Nova Scotia, short video

[rick (nova scotia)]

Had a good time today, found a couple of big coppers, and....watch

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqRsMjm0eyA[/video]

Rick

 

[digsgti]

Cool finds thanks for posting

 

[earthmansurfer]

Nice, were all the coins from the 1800's? (I only saw a date on one).
Nice use of "age" on the end of some of your words, got me laughing. (roundage, greenage) and "bigun" brings back some memories.

Big suggestion to you, get some insulated garden gloves! I bought a pair for 15 bucks and they work great. I never used gloves but once I started I have never stopped. It is too dangerous not to, not to mention uncomfortable in the cold. Lots of broken glass and sharp metal down there.

 

[rick (nova scotia)]

Nice, were all the coins from the 1800's? (I only saw a date on one).
Nice use of "age" on the end of some of your words, got me laughing. (roundage, greenage) and "bigun" brings back some memories.

Big suggestion to you, get some insulated garden gloves! I bought a pair for 15 bucks and they work great. I never used gloves but once I started I have never stopped. It is too dangerous not to, not to mention uncomfortable in the cold. Lots of broken glass and sharp metal down there.

Yes Earthman, all 1800s one was completely toast,(but same diameter as other half penny tokens) 1832 NS 1 P token almost completely toast, and 1856 NS 1 P token is the only half decent coin. I got 11 coppers since tuesday all the identifible ones were from 1832 to 1861. Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick pieces.

Good gloves, yes. Ground covered with snow today. how far south are you ?

 

[earthmansurfer]

I'm in N

 

[Cache Man]

Good Job on the coppers. HH