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1858 East India Company quarter Anna

DetectoDude

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I was quite surprised to find this coin today. I got a quarter signal on the detector and expected a quarter not a quarter Anna. The strangest part is I found it on a Southern California beach! If I were relic hunting in some old area I might expect this but, not here. Anyway it helped to make my day, no jewelry, thanks for looking. Rick
 

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Great find! Looks like its been there awhile too. I wonder how it got there?

vicki
 
That gives the rest of us dudes and dudettes hope in California 8)
 
WOW, great find there. Could be from a ship wreck. Would not hurt to hunt that place extra hard. Good luck!!!
 
It took the ocean currents all the way from India! :D

Cool find. I once bought an "Anna" coin at a coin shop for 10 cents and sold it on ebay for $60.

Bob
 
Nice coin,I would hunt that area a little harder too.
 
Way cool find. May pay to get it professionally cleaned. Thanks for sharing.
 
"WOW'. Looks like a Spanish coin to me :)Excellent find there. Research the area.
 
Mirage said:
It took the ocean currents all the way from India! :D

Cool find. I once bought an "Anna" coin at a coin shop for 10 cents and sold it on ebay for $60.

Bob
And people are up in arms at the oil companies! ;D
 
nice find dude somebody probably had it asa good luck coin in their pocket and then lost it congrats and hh
 
I'd be going back to the beach hunting for more of those! 8)

Bet that was a pleasant suprise! Congrats on an awesome find!

Nana :)
 
dgaughan said:
nice find dude somebody probably had it asa good luck coin in their pocket and then lost it congrats and hh
I was thinking the same thing, I don't see how it could have survived on the beach for that many years.
 

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