Tom-Cobb
Greenie
Hi Everyone,
I was metal detecting in my own yard (Marietta, GA) when I came across what I thought were coins. Some are only one sided but some are 2 sided. One example, on one side of the coin it has someone's name, Cobb County, Georgia, and public notary in the middle, on the other side of the same coin is a university in Brazil, city, and official seal written in the middle of the coin - all written in Portuguese. Does it sound like these were dies to make stamps for notary and official seals? 2 coins are dated 1994 and 1996.
I was metal detecting in my own yard (Marietta, GA) when I came across what I thought were coins. Some are only one sided but some are 2 sided. One example, on one side of the coin it has someone's name, Cobb County, Georgia, and public notary in the middle, on the other side of the same coin is a university in Brazil, city, and official seal written in the middle of the coin - all written in Portuguese. Does it sound like these were dies to make stamps for notary and official seals? 2 coins are dated 1994 and 1996.
