Treasure from 12CC - over 3 kg silver and more

Monty

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Javol meinheir! I don't speak a word of German! kwkslvr
 

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Kredek

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Sorry,not German, this is Polish language.
- This is pre-coin for big business transaction.
 

kermit

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Big K,
Just so you know I can't read a word of polish so I have no ideal what anything on that link said, but one thing is for sure. Those are some great finds.




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Monty

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Polish huh? Hmmmmm....OK, I,ll add that to the list of languages I don't speak! Still an awsome find! KS
 

coinshooter

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Neither do I , but I had to reply! At least it looks like polish based on what I saw.
Those things that look like aluminum are (I am assuming) silver ingots he talked about in the posts title.
Very Cool Kredek! Those must be quite old.
 

Bavaria Mike

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Ver nice finds! Let me see, Poland is about 6 hrs to drive from here, I will be there at lunch tomorrow, LOL! HH, Mike
 

ClonedSIM

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So, they're essentially uncut bars intended for coinage, similar to the Spanish "cobs?" Sweet! :o Were they all clumped together like that, or did you find them in several different areas?
 

Matejko

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coinshooter said:
Those things that look like aluminum are (I am assuming) silver ingots

To be more precise.

They are not ingots.
They are a kind of coins, trade coins used when doing 'bigger businesses" in the Middle Ages.

Our friends found this treasure in association with archaeologists. For sure it is a find of the 2005 in Poland.

No one can get better, but I'm not sure of what I'm writing.... ::)
They say.:" Never say never." .... ;D

Pozdrawiam Matejko
 

cryptodave

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Thats awesome... I don't know why I was thinking they were metal boot inserts... I guess because all the awesome WWII finds you have, and they fact that they do kinda look like that... except they aren't made of :o silver :o !!!!!!
 

birdman

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I looked and Warsaw is a pretty far drive from here,still thinking about it.Super nice finds!HH
 

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