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1737 spanish one real

Lord Verdigris

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Minelab equinox 800, Fisher F75 Ltd SE 2 & Fisher F2 with 11"DD
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Metal Detecting
Dug this last fall but don't think I ever posted it. It's in bad shape but it's by far my oldest silver coin. Don't think I will beat this for age. The hole job in it was horrible.


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Great save !
Silver is silver; and in your case .9170 pure.
Mexico City mint; "MF" was the assayer.
The series ran between 1732 and 1741
Don....
 
got me beat...BY 180 YEARS! nice find my friend
 
Great save ! Silver is silver; and in your case .9170 pure. Mexico City mint; "MF" was the assayer. The series ran between 1732 and 1741 Don....
Thanks for the info. :)
 
Old silver is always a welcome find.:occasion14:
 
After I dug my old indian head penny with a rusty nail through it I'm starting to wonder if this may have been nailed on a building or something years ago. I heard coins were nailed on houses or buildings for luck.
 
Never say never! I have two from the 1500s, and that's good, but a guest on my site dug one from the 1300s!
 

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