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Theakiki said:
That's amazing. I'm not too many minutes from Chi Town. I have to wonder how it got there.

Passing through Ft. Dearborn, perhaps?
///////////////////////// Sir., sorry for late respond-------------- Generally, land is not moving , people das. Searching area, was trade post ( and ""truck stop") since 1840 to 1860, part of it became public park in 1873 w/ swimming pool. In 1986 one MD from Milwauke found ""pillar"" dollar there witch chinese marks on it , his friends dug out two sited 1/2 ( dont remember date ) //////////// Mexican reales, spain, french, and other S.A coins were legal tender in new US territory til 1850 ( in Main land )-- East coast ------ 10-20 years longer in Middle west/// My guess pistaren was lost around 1840/60. //// Actually Im observing Jllini findings ( reported or known ) for 4 years . , We have average aprox. 10-15 reales each season( last s. oldest was 1696) ( mostly smal denominations. , biggest was 2 real ) , 2- 4 french, dated 1830-50 , last season 6 cent of Hayti from 1801 . We not have coins from US mint dated before 1830( they were still in Main Land ) , except one I notice last s. , found by Kimsdad , beauty 1/2 disme from 1829 ? Most oldest coins starts from 1843 for LC, and 1851 for seatets( US mint ) mixed with foregin silvers ( mostly mex. CarolusIII ) . In today forum there were more celtic gold posted, than spain pistarens, and that was only reason I posted it here./// Thanks all for comments
 

It sounds like you have quit the honey hole for finding treasure in Chi town. That coin is very beautiful and good luck to you.
 

wow, thats one nice coin, i cant stop staring! :icon_thumright:
 

Nice, would've been great to see that piece of history coming out of the hole! Congratulations to you Sir
 

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