💥🔥🙌🏾Some of my collection 💥🔥🤏🏽

[Jorgeke]

All of them were found by myself, except the religious pendant( S. Ignacio de Loyola) that was caught by my friend chirrina.

I hope you enjoy these photos.

I have more to show, I will post some other day.
My best wishes in your 2025 detecting adventures

 

[Tony in SC]

WOW! Good finds!

 

[oldmxrat]

Very nice group of finds!

 

[Mackaydon]

Great finds, as usual, Jorgeke.

…Royal Patent Ironstone used by the George Jones & Sons pottery (1873-1907) on its china.

 

[Mackaydon]

One of your coins:
Germany States : Saxony 1870 B (?) 1 Neu-Groschen
KM# 1221 NEU-GROSCHEN (10 Pfennig)
2.1200 g., 0.2300 Silver 0.0157 oz. ASW Ruler: Johann Obv:
Head left Rev: Denomination above date

Pardon Our Interruption...

Don in SoCal

 

[Jorgeke]

One of your coins:
Germany States : Saxony 1870 B (?) 1 Neu-Groschen
KM# 1221 NEU-GROSCHEN (10 Pfennig)
2.1200 g., 0.2300 Silver 0.0157 oz. ASW Ruler: Johann Obv:
Head left Rev: Denomination above date

Pardon Our Interruption...

Don in SoCal

Thanks Don

Why this coin from Prusia ( Germany) was over here in Chihuahua.

I found it around a ruins close to Chihuahua damp.

I’m thinking that a menonize people that live an hour driving from here.

Cold be …

 

[Gare]

WOW Great finds and GREAT PICTURES !!!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Congrats on all those great finds !

 

[Jorgeke]

Congrats on all those great finds !

Thanks E-Trac

I wish you a happy new year

 

[Mackaydon]

Jorgeke,
Yes, Mennonites have a significant presence in Mexico, primarily residing in Chihuahua where they migrated from Canada in the 1920s ; seeking land for farming and religious freedom.
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

Jorgeke,
BTW, your Neu-Groschen coin was minted in Berlin ("B" at the bottom of the 'heads' side with a total mintage of over 900,000. If that coin could talk, it's value would far exceed the coin collector's value.
Don in SoCal

 

[Jorgeke]

All of them were found by myself, except the religious pendant( S. Ignacio de Loyola) that was caught by my friend chirrina.

I hope you enjoy these photos.

I have more to show, I will post some other day.
My best wishes in your 2025 detecting adventures
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👍🏽😎

 

[ArfieBoy]

What a great collection! Beautiful pictures, too! Congratulations!

 

[Jorgeke]

All of them were found by myself, except the religious pendant( S. Ignacio de Loyola) that was caught by my friend chirrina.

I hope you enjoy these photos.

I have more to show, I will post some other day.
My best wishes in your 2025 detecting adventures
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😎👍🏽

 

[Almy]

That's an outstanding group of old silver coins, including a couple of cobs! I'd be happy to find any one of them.

 

[IHC656]

A great and very interesting group of finds have here.

 

[Jorgeke]

All of them were found by myself, except the religious pendant( S. Ignacio de Loyola) that was caught by my friend chirrina.

I hope you enjoy these photos.

I have more to show, I will post some other day.
My best wishes in your 2025 detecting adventures
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[Trezurehunter]

Impressive collection of finds. Looks like you had a very nice 2025.

 

[Digger RJ]

All of them were found by myself, except the religious pendant( S. Ignacio de Loyola) that was caught by my friend chirrina.

I hope you enjoy these photos.

I have more to show, I will post some other day.
My best wishes in your 2025 detecting adventures
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Awesome Year!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Mackaydon]

Some history......
Only three coins were (officially) minted at Catorce (formaly Real de Catorce), SLP state; the 2, 4 and 8 reales (all silver coins) and only in 1863.
This one-year-of-issue makes these coins a type of rarity. An exception is one coin issued as provisional money during the War of Independence (specifically, 1811); an 8R silver coin.
One coin you have was minted (or restamped) on cuartillas (1/4R) or octavos (1/8R) of San Luis Potosí dated about 1859. The restamp "Ce" is the abbreviation of the mint. There are varieties in stamps, the rarest being the one with stars surrounding the "Ce".
Keep swinging,
Don...
(A good source for info on the mint at Catorce:

The Real de Catorce mint

mexicannumismatics.com