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Hello friends!
Yesterday, I go hunting for three hours in some areas rich in finds of the Middle Ages, here and found many things Medieval hammered and very good lately, is an area that has hunt last year that is very large and the first visits to conduct tube very unlucky.
Today :
I have a Iberian Bronze coin ;D , is a warrior on horseback with the lance of approximately 200/180 BC.
one coin of 1810 (the coins of the 19th century most beloved by collectors like me .... ) that were used during the Napoleonic wars and is very well preserved.

bells, weights and stuff.
Greetings!
 

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Its nearly impossible to get a coin of 200BC in Britain :hello2:
 
awesome finds :notworthy:
 
Those are some great pieces of history. Congrats :icon_thumright:
 
Thank you all for the replies ..... :thumbsup:
 
Great finds as always!!
 
You're lucky with horsepeople ;D
I share fascination with the Napoleonic era artefacts. However, the French undug copper seems to be greener than the British one. I've recently pulled out Geo III coin along with a French military regimental button from the same site. Geo looks perfect but the button is covered in greenish crust :icon_scratch:
 
killer hunt :icon_thumleft: MR TUFF
 
200 BC :o bronze coins seem to last forever over in Europe and UK 8) 8) Here in Eastern coast of US , 200-300 years is old ::) Great finds HISPAN :icon_thumleft: CMD
 
tuatara said:
You're lucky with horsepeople ;D
I share fascination with the Napoleonic era artefacts. However, the French undug copper seems to be greener than the British one. I've recently pulled out Geo III coin along with a French military regimental button from the same site. Geo looks perfect but the button is covered in greenish crust :icon_scratch:


Hello tutuara ... :hello:
the green patina of the coin is correct, it will eventually become darker., when the coins are not very valuable and reliefs have hidden , tightly and clean the patina so that you can appreciate the relief, dates etc ... all these coins are Spanish.
The photographs show separately in this post are not mine, are similar coins.
1 :
FOUR "QUARTS" OF BARCELONA in 1810 by Jose Napoleon.
Obverse: Shield of the city of Barcelona within a border of leaves.
Reverse: IN BARCELONA ,FOUR "QUARTS" DATE about 4, and 3 branches below, within a circular border.
http://www.maravedis.net/imagenes/jose1/4 Cuartos 1810 Barcelona.jpg

2 :
Iberian coin , Current Spanish city of Tarragona (before Romans his name was Kesse ) s.II BC century.
Obverse: Beardless male head right. Caduceus behind.
Reverse: Horse right Ginete. Globule between forelegs. Under the name of the city "KESSE"
http://moneda-hispanica.com/imagenes/kese31.jpg

3 :
Five cents of Spain 1870.
Front: Woman with feet in the south of the country (rock of Gibraltar) and giving back to the mountains Pirineos. Olive in hand. (Symbol of Spain)
Reverse: Lion rampant holding the old shield of Spain.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d6/1870-5ctos-barcelona.jpg

4 :
Two cents of Spain 1870.
Front: Woman with feet in the south of the country (rock of Gibraltar) and giving back to the mountains Pirineos. Olive in hand. (Symbol of Spain)
Reverse: Lion rampant holding the old shield of Spain.
http://imgs.segundamano.es/images/468/46846936545.jpg

5 :
Maravedis coin revalidated counterstamp of 1625/ 1665 of uncertain mint.
http://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/jm/img?s=MLA&f=65499916_3180.jpg&v=E

6 coin :
Maravedis coin revalidated counterstamp of 1625/ 1665 of uncertain mint.
http://img301.imageshack.us/f/capturada4vn.jpg/

7 :
25 pesetas (nickel), Mint: MADRID, Year: 1957 Size: 30 mm.Peso: 12.5 gr.
front: FRANCISCO FRANCO OF SPAIN BY Caudillo G. GOD. 1957. about a general's head to right
back: 25 PTAS and under an eagle with the legend a great and free in its talons gripping a shield crowned with Spain, without escutcheon and the star with the year of issue.
http://www.maravedis.net/imagenes/franco/Franco 25 pesetas 1957.jpg


only one is pretty good ( Iberian Coin ), all others are common to hunt.
 

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