1723. Not too shabby.

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This Hibernia, as it's called was found by me this past fall in what was once maybe a tavern or store. No one knows for sure. I had just bought my Prizm II and was just too anxious to find something old. Well, this is surely going to be hard to beat. Well, just the other day, I picked up an MXT and will be trying my best to beat it but will have to be patient and see what happens. Just wanted to share.
Happy Hunting!
Eric
 

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Nice Coin Eric. Good luck at beating that one :) go for the GOLD ......... ; jeff
 

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:) Grats to you very nice I would have ^*#(& my pants if i pulled that out,HH
 

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Great find!! Just wondering. Is your coin about the size of a quarter or maybe just a little bigger. The reason i ask is that here in calif. we sometimes go to a beach by monterey and sift sand with screens for coins that have been washing ashore for years from an unknown sunken ship. Anyway ones with any definition left have the same words and dots between them and profile facing right like you'res Just trying to i.d. ours. Thanks
 

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I will post a picture of it and a quarter so you can see the size difference. Right now I have to get to work. Check back this afternoon. I also found three coppers at the site and will post those too. Oh yeah, a buckle also.
 

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Wow! Super find. What area of the country are you in? Can't wait to see the other pictures. Jim Cal
 

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The size is about the same as a quarter. Slightly larger, but not by much. The other coppers have no real discernable markings. The buckle is a shoe buckle. All were found within 15 feet. I live in the Northeast. Again, Thanks for looking.
 

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hey neat little piece of history you got there in you hands very COOL,i would have lost my body functions also!so keep up the good findings! ;D
 

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Thats the size of ours to. Because of the salt most are nothing but a disk. But once in awhile we'll get one with some detail to it. Thanks for posting the pics Mailman. Fantastic finds. WTG!!
 

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Now thats one of those finds we all hope to get when we go hunting. The condition of the coin looks real good too. Nice find keep it up and HH!
 

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Minelab,

Whats the heating and the wax do?
 

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I envy you guys in that part of the country....I doubt much 1700 stuff is laying around in Oklahoma
 

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