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~~ BURNT OUT(seated) ON BIRTHDAY~~

artzstuff1

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Wayne Co. IL. "POND CREEK"
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Tesoro's (many- 7-8)
My brother dug this burnt "o" mint seated quarter,cant get a date on the front of the coin but you can see a o mint mark ,, that would be nice if it is a huge o 1854, but hard to tell, a few other goodies,real cool old printing plate, a few wheatbacks, at least he dug a seated on his birthday!!!

Thanks for looking,,,Ican see that it is a with "arrows" coin but cant tell if it had "rays",,,oh well its a mystery coin for sure!!!

art
 

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Re: ~~ BURNT OUT ON BIRTHDAY~~

Thats a great birthday gift. Too bad you cant get a date off it.
 
Felinepeachy said:
Well Happy Birthday to your brother!! :hello2:

Thanks ,,,,,,maybe someone can tell if it is the huge 0 or normal o,,,????,, that might narrow down the date,, or 1891-0.
 
Cool digs. I an curious about what the big round thing with the little loop on top is? I found one identical to it.

Brian
 
Happy Birthday Art :occasion15: :occasion15: :occasion15: :occasion13: :occasion13: :occasion18: A burnt seated is still a good B-day present ! MaineRelic
 
MaineRelic said:
Happy Birthday Art :occasion15: :occasion15: :occasion15: :occasion13: :occasion13: :occasion18: A burnt seated is still a good B-day present ! MaineRelic

Hey thanks for the b-day wishes, but mine is the 21st my brothers was today!!


have a good one


arthur
 
Happy Birthday , and that is a great find for the day at hand.
Just think of how many more great finds you have coming !
 
Nice finds hate you can't make the date or rays off it
 
Looks like a great way to spend your B-days. Can't wait to see the stuff at next club meeting. Hope you find more to show.

Frank
 
dirt-n-spector said:
Looks like a great way to spend your B-days. Can't wait to see the stuff at next club meeting. Hope you find more to show.

Frank

Hey thanks Frank!! good to hear from ya !! ,,,,,see ya at the next meeting!!!


art
 
baspinall said:
Cool digs. I an curious about what the big round thing with the little loop on top is? I found one identical to it.

Brian

Looks to me like what was left from a pocket watch. Found many similar.

Congrats on that Seated Q. Still on my wish list, and don't care what shape it's in. Happy B-Day Mr. Bro. :thumbsup:
 
The big ring thing may be a drapery ring, used to hold heavy drapery on a wooden rod over a big window, JMO :dontknow:...NGE
 
notgittinenny said:
The big ring thing may be a drapery ring, used to hold heavy drapery on a wooden rod over a big window, JMO :dontknow:...NGE

You know that thought did come to mind!!!


thanks for the reply.
 
Looks like a normal sized "o" from the photo in the 2011 Red Book. Still a nice find...those heat bubbles still cover silver--Happy Birthday to you and your brother!
 
baspinall said:
Cool digs. I an curious about what the big round thing with the little loop on top is? I found one identical to it.

Brian

Pocket watch rim.
 
artzstuff1 said:
Felinepeachy said:
Well Happy Birthday to your brother!! :hello2:

Thanks ,,,,,,maybe someone can tell if it is the huge 0 or normal o,,,????,, that might narrow down the date,, or 1891-0.

The arrows were present only on 1853-1855 Seated Liberty quarters. This example definitely has arrows and does not have rays. There were many rays in the 1853 design, and none are present on this coin even though many other details are discernible. Being that the "O" is a regular size, it could be either an 1854 or an 1855. Could you post another pic with the area that has the date angled towards a light source? The last number is the mystery here. Maybe just enough of it is visible to positively ID it. Great find!
 

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