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An Hour before dark I Score 3 Silver Dimes/2 L.C. and a Red Cameo

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Campville New York
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Garrett Ace 350
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An hour before dark tonight I decided to go in Our Woods and search under a Fallen tree w/ exposed roots. Nothing under that tree BUT right next to it 3 feet away I found these 3 silver dimes, a feww more feet down the hill 2 Large Cents, and to the right of them was this Cool little Red Cameo... I'm STOKED !!! MY BEST SILVER DAY EVER :laughing7: IMG_4759.webpIMG_4761.webpIMG_4766.webpIMG_4768.webpIMG_4771.webpIMG_4776.webpIMG_4781.webpIMG_4783.webpIMG_4795.webpIMG_4800.webpIMG_4803.webpIMG_4805.webp 180? on one of the L.C. thats the thicker one of the 2 The other L.C. is really toasted but that wide band around the back may be a clue for help to I.D. ... Any thoughts or input would be awesome on them . The Silver Dime's are 1937 Merc. / 1959 Rosie /and a 1962-D Rosie
 
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The cameo is a late 18th-mid 19th C Seal. The rest of the seal with the loop etc is broken off.
 
Your Right , Just noticed the Chin of the face , It looks Much more like this one , the other has a Sank in chin... Thank You... I'll see about getting better pics today :skullflag:
 
Thanks , It was near them L.C.'s... I can try to research it and look for a photo to share :occasion14:
 
Gorgeous cameo!
 
Could use a better photo on that second copper to see it's size. It appears to me it's not a cartwheel, but a British farthing. I've never heard of anyone finding an old cartwheel here, but have heard of many early farthings.
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I agree. Definitely a smaller coin judging by the pic compared to the width of his finger. Good call Don. :thumbsup:
 

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