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🥇 BANNER CRAZY 73 OLD SILVER COIN SPILL

Lord Verdigris

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I just got in the door and so excited to post this that i didn't even rinse and check the dates of the coin spill. Ive been wanting a US silver for along time and now i have some. I see standing liberties and barbers in the mix.i will post more pictures and dates later when I'm done cataloging all of them. They are mostly all quarters with some dimes and five cent pieces mixed in. I thought i wouldn't top my 26 silver Newfoundland coin find a awhile back but i did. They all were in a small area on a old driveway and the ground was packed hard. Took me two hours to dig them all out. At a quick glance they look to all be from late 1800's to late 1920's. Thanks for looking! [emoji2]
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Any broken glass among the coins or any other debris indicating a source. You're right it's a huge spill or a cache. A horde is usually considered to be 100s if not thousands of coins. Any idea what was on the site there around the 1920? Maybe a carnival and a plate of money was dropped in the grass??
 
Wow that's amazing! Can't wait to see better pics and get the tally of types and dates. Is that sand I see in the background?

Im working on it but may take some time. I wont keep you waiting to long though!
 
Oh and if anyone counted the coins in this photo i put up and only got 72 coins its because two quarters were still stuck together at the time. The total is 73 coins! [emoji2]
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Whaaaat....that's sick. Congrats on a great find. Banner for sure.
 
SO AWESOME! Can't wait to see more!
 
I'm warming up the backhoe now. 😁 Takes a lot for me to use the word "awesome", but...!!! Big kudos!!!
 
I got late so no individual shots but i did get them rinsed off in soapy water and got a list of all the dates. The oldest is 1894 and the newest is 1930. Also i got 10 US coins out of the mix.The whole lot is mostly in great shape...
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That is a serious silver coinage strike -- Banner All The Way brother! Congrats again and I hope there are more still there waiting for you! :thumbsup:
 
That is a serious silver coinage strike -- Banner All The Way brother! Congrats again and I hope there are more still there waiting for you! :thumbsup:

Thanks. It would be nice to see them all shined up but I'm going to leave them as is i think. I think the best part for me is finally getting some US silver. Nailed barbers,standing liberties and a merc all in one shot! [emoji2]
 
Thanks. It would be nice to see them all shined up but I'm going to leave them as is i think. I think the best part for me is finally getting some US silver. Nailed barbers,standing liberties and a merc all in one shot! [emoji2]

I hear ya! I'd either frame the whole set or put them in a mason jar with a lid to display. Either way you have one helluva conversation piece :thumbsup:
 
Incredible discovery! What a dream find...Congrats!
 
Those are some FANTABULOUS FINDS!!!
Congrats on a great hunt. Can't wait to see the "Cleaned Coin Pictures":hello2:
 
That is nice. I wouldn't clean them too much. I usually don't see posts until they make banner, so I miss voting, but I am going to this time.
 
Vickies, Edwards, GeorgeV, SLQ's and Barbers in the same cache/spill is mind boggling! Your 1915 Canadian Quarter is a key date for the set, and check your 1913 Canadian dime for the broad leaves variety. Good grief that's an amazing find...you must be flyin' high!!!
 
Something about that high tone pitch of silver. After the first coin came up and you know you had more signals of the same it would be hard to even remember a picture. You did well. Congratulations!
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Now thats some real "Greatness" and a once in a lifetime find maybe even! Am still looking for silver spill here maybe someday :BangHead:
 
wow!, just put my vote in on the banner deserving hunt!, that must have been one exciting time to keep getting signal after signal after signal! with all them quarters that was one heavy pocket spill lol, exciting stuff, great post!
 
Incredible find. Congratulations.
 
Here is a little closer pictures as i was heading out the door for work...
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Got to admit...that is INSANE!!!! It seems like lightening has struck you more than once and Lady Luck seems to be smiling down on you to find a second coin spill!!...Of course, no doubt, your skill and research skills also helps! LOL! Congrats! :thumbsup:
 

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