~stagecoach silver~

[KRAZYHORSES]

hello tnet! went back to the old stagecoach inn for an hour this late afternoon found a coin spill! these coins came out of the same hole one of the indian pennies is bigger and thinner than the others don't know what's up with it? 5 pennies , 2-5 cent,2barber quarters, 1barber half thanks for looking good luck and keep digging krazyhorses

 

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[Michiganne]

Wow, nice digs!

HH

 

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[ANTIQUARIAN]

So, what state are you from?


Those are some great finds

I live in Connecticut thanks for looking krazyhorses

Great looking finds there Scott, nice to see that your getting out!
This Indian is really interesting, love to know what it's story is.

hello Dave that Indian is kinda interesting don't know what's up with it? hope all is well thanks everyone for looking Scott

Everythings going well Scott, thanks for asking. I'm leaving for Germany tomorrow,
but should be on the east coast in mid-October.

Happy Hunting,
Dave

 

[liftloop]

excellent,fines you hold there.

 

[kimsdad]

Outstanding spill

Wondering about the story behind the finds is half the fun!

 

[Wldbil]

If your going to find a spill, that is the kind you want. Congrats

 

[KRAZYHORSES]

Outstanding spill

Wondering about the story behind the finds is half the fun!

i guess i am to direct i know a story behind the find is fun so that is why i posted the sold horse story ya never know how the spill really happened so maybe a little imagination helps have fun good luck and keep digging krazyhorses

 

[DMN]

Maybe not so much a spill as someone lost their change purse. Look at the greening on the dime. Looks like the size of a gripper for a change purse.

Wouldn't mind finding a clump of coins like that no matter how they got there! Good on you.

 

[KRAZYHORSES]

Maybe not so much a spill as someone lost their change purse. Look at the greening on the dime. Looks like the size of a gripper for a change purse.

Wouldn't mind finding a clump of coins like that no matter how they got there! Good on you.

The green is where the coins were stuck together i had to pry an indian off the quarter thanks for looking krazyhorses

 

[Tuberale]

Have a suggestion re: the larger, partially flattened IH. Might be in the process of making a ring-band from. Flattening the rims the first step. Slowly working inward while trying to keep the coin from splitting. Eventually bend it around a dowel about the size of your finger to fit. Just a thought.

 

[mhagy1]

Nice coins. Looks like the stagecoach ran right over that IH.

 

[KRAZYHORSES]

Nice coins. Looks like the stagecoach ran right over that IH.

that was are thoughts thanks for looking krazyhorses

 

[DMN]

Maybe not so much a spill as someone lost their change purse. Look at the greening on the dime. Looks like the size of a gripper for a change purse.

Wouldn't mind finding a clump of coins like that no matter how they got there! Good on you.

The green is where the coins were stuck together i had to pry an indian off the quarter thanks for looking krazyhorses

Gotcha! I had it in my head the quarter was a dime. Thanks for the correction...makes more sense to me now. Sweet pile of change.

 

[Skelly607]

Nice spill!

 

[KRAZYHORSES]

Maybe not so much a spill as someone lost their change purse. Look at the greening on the dime. Looks like the size of a gripper for a change purse.

Wouldn't mind finding a clump of coins like that no matter how they got there! Good on you.

The green is where the coins were stuck together i had to pry an indian off the quarter thanks for looking krazyhorses

Gotcha! I had it in my head the quarter was a dime. Thanks for the correction...makes more sense to me now. Sweet pile of change.

no problem those coins came out of the hole in a clump sweet clump! looking for another thanks krazyhorses

 

[dogpound]

awesome finds. i can't wait ta find my first silver half