🍀💥 Some of my findings 💥🍀

[Jorgeke]

Some coins, pendant, token, that I have been finding with my metal detector.

Diferent places, diferent time…

I do have my favorite in those,

Any that took your attention?

 

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[Mackaydon]

Nice collection.
Any you can't ID?
Don.......

 

[Jorgeke]

Nice collection.
Any you can't ID?
Don.......

Thanks

What about the second in the first column, frist pic?

 

[sprailroad]

Seems as though they all got my attention. Nice

 

[Almy]

FERDIN VII 1809 caught my attention. Four reales? What was Ferdinand king of?
The cob also caught my attention. Any identification information about that?
All are really nice finds.

 

[river roamer]

Very nice assortment of finds

 

[Sandog]

You are the man! Great finds. And you guys look like you are having a great time.

 

[ArfieBoy]

I'm almost overwhelmed by your continued great finds, Jorgeke! Congratulations and thanks for sharing them with us all.

 

[Mackaydon]

You wrote: "What about the second in the first column, frist pic?"
The small coin with Republica Mexicana right?
Is the reverse of that coin in one of your pics? If so, please single it out.
Don.........

 

[Jorgeke]

You wrote: "What about the second in the first column, frist pic?"
The small coin with Republica Mexicana right?
Is the reverse of that coin in one of your pics? If so, please single it out.
Don.........

Yes, that one. Is not the reverse in any other pic. I will send the reverse later. It has a number 1 and laurels around

 

[Mackaydon]

With that description you just gave, I can ID the coin as a Second Republic, decimal coinage, one centato, 1883 copper-nickel coin minted in Mexico City. The coin (IMO) is worth about $1.00. The same coin minted in the previous year (1882) would be worth about $10.00.
The obverse image is a crossed bow and quiver above the date.
The KM# is 392 (Krause-Mishler indexing system)
You're in a great area; keep swinging !!
Don......
PS: Here you go: https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide...vo-km-392-1882-1883-cuid-1118614-duid-1444252

 

[Jorgeke]

With that description you just gave, I can ID the coin as a Second Republic, decimal coinage, one centato, 1883 copper-nickel coin minted in Mexico City. The coin (IMO) is worth about $1.00. The same coin minted in the previous year (1882) would be worth about $10.00.
The obverse image is a crossed bow and quiver above the date.
The KM# is 392 (Krause-Mishler indexing system)
You're in a great area; keep swinging !!
Don......
PS: Here you go: https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide...vo-km-392-1882-1883-cuid-1118614-duid-1444252

Thanks

 

[Digger RJ]

Some coins, pendant, token, that I have been finding with my metal detector.

Diferent places, diferent time…

I do have my favorite in those,

Any that took your attention?

Awesome!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Jorgeke]

I'm almost overwhelmed by your continued great finds, Jorgeke! Congratulations and thanks for sharing them with us all.

Thanks Arfieboy

Keep swinging, keep posting

 

[Jorgeke]

Some coins, pendant, token, that I have been finding with my metal detector.

Diferent places, diferent time…

I do have my favorite in those,

Any that took your attention?

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