My lost treasure

[Brett2259]

I completely forgot that I had treasure that I found many years ago WITHOUT a detector. The silver heart was found in a bush at a park. The coins were found at a hotel AFTER a coin show exhibit. I wish I new what some of them are.

 

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[Cynangyl]

those are pretty cool....I am sure someone here will recognize which coins are which and help you out!

 

[Chico Rico]

What's the date on the American penny? And mintmark ( D , S)? Also I believe the Coin three over from the left is an ancient Roman or Greek Silver coin if not a repro. If authenticated you may be able to buy a new detector or more with it. I have never seen one of those coins so big. Supa sweet finds!

 

[The Bulgarian]

I completely forgot that I had treasure that I found many years ago WITHOUT a detector. The silver heart was found in a bush at a park. The coins were found at a hotel AFTER a coin show exhibit. I wish I new what some of them are.

This one is a Greek old coin or replica.I mean real old.
If you post big picture I will be sure.

 

[Brett2259]

I will check on the penny. The greek or Roman coin feels very heavy and comes up as a 50 cent piece on my detector. I will have to check on authenticity.

 

[strike it rich]

a few Old english coins there I see that looks like a greek coin to myself

 

[floodlight]

Is this the same as your coin:

http://www.vroma.org/images/mcmanus_images/alexanderzeuscoin1.jpg

I can't tell from your picture if it matches the above one.

It definitely looks a lot like Alexander the Great.

Here are some more Alexander the Great links with potential images of your coin:

http://www.coinsofthebible.com/musuem_quality_coins_only.html# (look at number 3 coin)
http://www.netaxs.com/reidgold/misc/Alex_for_sale.html
http://dougsmith.ancients.info/feac45a3.html

and I got the above from Google image search using this command:

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=alexander the great coins&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi

If its real, then your coin is about 2300-2400 years old. Gotta be your oldest find to date.

 

[Brett2259]

Yepper. That's what it is. Alexander dressed up as Hercules. Thanks alot. Now to get it checked to see if it real.

 

[Cynangyl]

Very cool! I hope it is real but even if it is a repro it is a cool coin! Congrats again!