disappointing silver but cool, Netherlands 1912 10 cents

BobinSouthVA

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I know what you're thinking, disappointing silver??? Well this thing sure looked like a half dime when it popped out of the hole. I found my first and only one in this field and was hoping this was the second. Small little bugger.

Anyway, still happy with this guy. A first for me. Thought it might be the high crown variety at first but I don't think it is after evaluation.

First time out in a while, got the bug again. :icon_thumleft:
 

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Bill D. (VA)

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Bob - if I dug that after what just happened to me I'd be convinced it was a Lord Baltimore groat .... haha! Kidding aside, nothing wrong with that find even though I understand your disappointment.
 

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I have a story of disappointing silver. I was coin roll hunting, and saw a thin worn silver edge. I was almost sure I had seated, I pulled it out, and it turned out to be a 40% silver 1869 Hungary - Austria coin. I was almost sure I had a seated, but was a little disappointed that it wasn't. Still an 1869 foreign silver is cool.
 

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prolab69

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i have the 1918 of those, they are pretty tiny. i can see how you thought it was a half dime.
 

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OldSean

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I am sure that coin has an interesting story on how it ended up in the US. HH
 

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BobinSouthVA

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Bob - if I dug that after what just happened to me I'd be convinced it was a Lord Baltimore groat .... haha! Kidding aside, nothing wrong with that find even though I understand your disappointment.

Ha yeah Bill I bet every edge you see now gets your heart racing :tongue3:
 

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No such thing as disappointing silver !! :sadsmiley: Silver is awesome to find no matter what form it comes in. :headbang: I'd be thrilled to have that !! :notworthy:

Keep @ it and HH !! :hello2:
 

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Thank you for sharing your hunt and those pictures with us
 

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