Just found this. British penny?

[Louisa]

I just found this in the same general area that my son found a 1959 liberty bell silver half dollar and I found a 1926 buffalo nickel. I did a google search and it appears to be a british penny but the images I found has the head facing the left, this one faces the right. It's dated 1907. Any guidance?

 

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[PBK]

Welcome to TreasureNet, Louisa!

Your find is indeed a 1907 penny of Great Britain.

 

[Nashoba]

Welcome to TN and great job! I look forward to seeing more posts from you!
Merry Christmas and happy hunting~
~Nash~

 

[Aussie Okie]

That's right it's a 1907 British Penny (Edward VII)

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

L,

welcome to the board.

Nice coin, good pull.

have a good un..................

 

[Louisa]

Thank you all for the welcome and the info!
Merry Christmas everyone!

 

[goldencoin]

Great finds...yur on your way to getting some good finds!

HH
-GC

 

[Snee]

Very nice! Love those foreigns! Especially the old ones!

 

[Kiros32]

That is the first time I have seen a pencil rubbing of a coin. That is a great idea, i wonder if it will work on other unidentifiable coins?

Great find btw!!!

 

[romeo-1]

Nice finds and a clever id!

 

[allen]

welcome aboard and really cool find...keep us posted on your finds

 

[DigMO]

Welcome to TNet Louisa.Nice find and looking forward to seeing many more.

 

[Southcacalaky]

Great Job, Welcome to the forum HH Art...

 

[Louisa]

Thanks all
Kiros32, the rubbing should work on any unidentifiable coin if it has any raised surface but you have to use the side of the lead and not the point.
Went back out today in the same general location and our friend found a 1936 buffalo nickel. I got bored after dark and went out with a flashlight in my yard very close to that old road where I had been getting strong signals but dug oodles of spent rifle shells. I went ahead and decided to digem and found this 1890 indian head penny! This was up higher in elevation than the other finds.