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Joe-Dirt

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Had some free time so I thought I’d hit a school that closed down about 15 years ago. Yesterday I pulled a 1882 IHP (not shown) and a NY pendant marked .925. Today I went back with my Nox and hit it a little harder. Got a strong 20-21 signal @ 4 inches and out popped 3 oriental coins😳

If anyone could be so kind as to offer any points of origin, that would be great! Not much on the reverse of any of them, so I’ll post pictures if needed.
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No silver coins out of there yet, but I did find that .925 New York Yankees pendant, I’ll be melting that into a “B” for sure
 
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I’ve never dug a Chinese cash coin but watched a hunting buddy pop one, great finds! Congrats
 
Not silver coins out of there yet, but I did find that .925 New York Yankees pendant, I’ll be melting that into a “B” for sure

Found in MA? Could be more evidence of "show & tell". "And here is a relic of the Evil Empire. Don't touch - bad juju".
 
I wish I had Chinese letter / symbols on my iPad.

Be careful what you wish for Joe! LOL

Nice finds, Congrats!
 
Awesome coin spill! :occasion14:
 
Great finds I dont think those have dates but by design you find the dates. Great job looks like you have a great hunting spot
 
Them Chinese coins are in real nice shape...:icon_thumright:
 
Great finds Joe! I am dying to find one of these! I find those coins really fascinating as they could be super old yet were in circulation for so long!
 

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