5 Dollar gold piece

[jeremeysmom23]

Sunday I found a $5 Dollar Gold piece dated 1886, This to me was a nice find,also found a few
other coins Three cent pieces,2 cent pieces ,and two large cents. The date range from 1844 to 1899.

 

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[Colonial Zoyboy]

Those coppas have ABSOLUTELY no corrosion or patina on them. You must have EXCELLENT soil down there.

What kind of cleaning technique did you use?

Kyle

 

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[jeff of pa]

They definately cleaned up nice.

I would have Left the Patina though.

Again, Congrats on the Nice Finds !

 

[kimsdad]

Plehbah, you rock!

 

[BuckleBoy]

A comedy of errors!

Innocent heads shall roll!

Those coppers are nothing short of immaculate (in many different ways)!

"Chop, chop, chop" is the penalty for naysayers of these coppers!

who's head is on the block first? I'll volunteer if no one else will...

 

[Colonial Zoyboy]

A comedy of errors!

Innocent heads shall roll!

Those coppers are nothing short of immaculate (in many different ways)!

"Chop, chop, chop" is the penalty for naysayers of these coppers!

 

[Ron B]

Those coins are fabulous.
You've got to love their conditioning; pictures speak for themselves.
If you do go out a hunting, I hope you do find more stories to tell.
I for one am enjoying the show as my head is mighty fine
right where it sats.

GRB

 

[Captn SE]

Those coppas have ABSOLUTELY no corrosion or patina on them.

Everyone's looking at the Coppas....Would you just look at those three cent nickels? Wow!! Never saw an old nickel come out of the ground looking like that either.

You're a magician. How did you do it?

CAPTN SE
Dan

 

[Skrimpy]

A comedy of errors!

Innocent heads shall roll!

Those coppers are nothing short of immaculate (in many different ways)!

"Chop, chop, chop" is the penalty for naysayers of these coppers!

I never said she didn't find em! I just thought maybe she didn't know coins and was cornfused as to what she had (which I was informed in a PM is true about a day or so ago) and that she should post pics so that we could all tell her what she had! I will not put my head on the block.

 

[Colonial Zoyboy]

Those coppas have ABSOLUTELY no corrosion or patina on them.

Everyone's looking at the Coppas....Would you just look at those three cent nickels? Wow!! Never saw an old nickel come out of the ground looking like that either.

You're a magician. How did you do it?

CAPTN SE
Dan

Yeah, we would all looooooooooooooooooooooooooooove to hear about the cleaning techniques.

 

[bootybay]

Oh I can't wait to see the next batch of gold coins...hurry up weekend so we can see em..

ok fess up, you have a hidden cache of em..

 

[sparkymaster]

A wise old man once said:

Don't belive anything you hear and only half of what you see.

I don't belive anything I hear but I do belive half of what I see. The coins are real.

sparkymaster

 

[Natman]

Some the best-condtioned copper coins I have seen come out of the ground, ever.

I have no absolutely no doubt the coins pictured were found.

Maybe I'm missing something, but did she ever actually say the coins were dug?


Nat

 

[CRUSADER]

Now its time to put my foot in my mouth. But I'm used to that as I've always been a

It was going so well................

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Nice coppas. Was peroxide used?

Kirk

 

[allen]

way to go on that awesome $5 gold coin...its a beauty

 

[allen]

i didnt see the second set of pics at first...way to go on those beauties also....you must of had an awesome day of detecting...

 

[GL]

I prefer the GOLD!!!!!!!