found coffee mug in back lets see whats inside

[nextlvl]

well im about to open will post pics in 10 minutes anyone interested

 

[tapoutking]

Re: found coffee mug in back yard while digging pond

Very cooL!!!!!

 

[Bridge End Farm]

Re: found coffee mug in back yard while digging pond

interested

 

[nextlvl]

Re: found coffee mug in back yard while digging pond

Ok for some reason my camera isnt focusing on the coins , it drove me nuts so ill descirbe what i found even tho i have no clue about coins.

1 2 shillings coin from 1944
canadian cent from 1919,and 1916

ok this is weird it says sverige 25 ore 1954

pluss whats in the pics

also inside was a margarine container with three rolls of wheat pennies.

on the wheat pennies is there any year i need to look for ?

 

[nextlvl]

Re: found coffee mug in back yard while digging pond

i dont know to much about any of this so any info . and when i go lookin at the pennies what should i look for (year , or whatever)

 

[madmacabre]

Re: found coffee mug in back yard while digging pond

Thats a very nice ring , Priory of Sion isnt it? I think the coffee mug was the least interesting of your finds

 

[nextlvl]

Re: found coffee mug in back yard while digging pond

Thats a very nice ring , Priory of Sion isnt it? I think the coffee mug was the least interesting of your finds

its a mason's ring i think

 

[madmacabre]

Re: found coffee mug in back yard while digging pond

Thats a very nice ring , Priory of Sion isnt it? I think the coffee mug was the least interesting of your finds

its a mason's ring i think

Oh yea thats right , they actually had a special about them on the history channel the other day

 

[nextlvl]

my great grandfather and grandfather for a member of the free mason's . to bad they didnt like my dad i could have been one.


i know this ring isnt theres well because i moved in here about 5 years after gandpa passed.

its cool also its 10k gold .

 

[nextlvl]

What part of the world are you in? That's a diverse cache.

It's almost impossible to list all the wheat cents that are worth checking over. You really need to look at the latest copy of R.S. Yeoman's book, The Official Red Book of United States Coins 2009 (or more commonly known as The Red Book). You'll see which are most valuable and what errors are worth looking for. Fact is, most of us keep our wheat cents because they are getting scarce and they're copper.

im right outside of detroit michigan in a city called livonia . i do know before these houses where built in the early 50's it was all farmland , and that right around where we are there where like 5 or six trading markets .


only reason i wanted to know about the wheats is that i dont collect them and i dont wanna get ripped off when i go to sell them

 

[Monty]

Found the mug in back of what? Let's see the mug, it might be collectable by itself. Any initials inside of the ring? Would be a nice one to research and return if possible. Masons value them like most people value class rings. Monty

 

[nextlvl]

What part of the world are you in? That's a diverse cache.

It's almost impossible to list all the wheat cents that are worth checking over. You really need to look at the latest copy of R.S. Yeoman's book, The Official Red Book of United States Coins 2009 (or more commonly known as The Red Book). You'll see which are most valuable and what errors are worth looking for. Fact is, most of us keep our wheat cents because they are getting scarce and they're copper.

im right outside of detroit michigan in a city called livonia . i do know before these houses where built in the early 50's it was all farmland , and that right around where we are there where like 5 or six trading markets .


only reason i wanted to know about the wheats is that i dont collect them and i dont wanna get ripped off when i go to sell them

Get yourself a RED BOOK...

You can also find books that reference values of toys, trading cards & comic books...

They can be very useful and easy reading while enjoying coffee with your new found mug...

Congratulations on some wonderful finds...

Nick

i know all about comics and cards thats what i collect . but i dont really want to buy a book on coins im just not into it , thats why i came in here so see if i could get any info before i go to sell them on craigslist

 

[nextlvl]

sorry is there a webpage and is it free

 

[halfdime]

Try www.pcgs.com. Cool find!

 

[srcdco]

"ok this is weird it says sverige 25 ore 1954"

This is a 25 Ore coin from Sweden. I don't know if it's silver as late as 1954.

Scott

 

[Bridge End Farm]

looks like you found a time capsule that someone buried,

 

[Turtleman]

Here is a direct link to the PCGS price guide online. Nice finds. http://www.pcgs.com/prices/
Turtleman

 

[dgaughan]

the 25 ore is swedish i believe and about 50% silver cool finds

 

[prolab69]

The ring you found is of the compass and square with the letter G in the center representing "GOD" it is the sighn of the free Masons.

 

[jeff of pa]

The only wheat cents to look for are 1909, 1922, 1911 S , 1912 S , 1914 D,
1922, 1931 S, 1943 steel cents, you come up with those dates.
post them and I'll give you an idea of value

& your coin with the Square hole is a Chinese cache Coin.
I don't see it ID'd above.