Im back to greet you!

[vince76]

I'm back to greet you!

Hi guys.
How are you all doing? Everything ok?
I haven't been active for some time and i'm sure i have lost a lot of stuff here. I hope you have found golden rings or coins.
I heve been searching just a few times but i feel like a professional now . Loco Digger's signature 'Rescuing Coins 1 Beep at a time', Crusader's posts, info and everybodie's comments helped me a lot. In old times they used coins and nails but nowadays we use a lot of trash and to find the old coins becomes more difficult day after day. I've learned that first of all, when I go for searching I need to be calm, relaxed and listen very carefully to the sounds. Passing the coil more than twice over the target and searching the area from different angels helped me a lot. I'm posting some of my best findings from this week. The best was found today and i have no idea what it is. It looks very much like a Roman coin.

No Idea yet for this one



This one is an Italian coin. I had found before only the 1 Centesimi and they are very small and thin but this one is bigger and very thick. It gave me a 81 VDI.



I found this one today. For me it is a Roman one. I was making clips but when i saw this one's clip it was a half clip because of full memory



This one is a Roman too



This is a 2 Centesimi from 1803 or 1812, i'm not sure



This is another version of parpagliola



Some old pendants



A nice French coin



And now idea yet for this last one



That's all for now guys. Thank You for watching and wish you luck.

 

[vince76]

Don't know on the first coin, might be from the Swiss Cantons, but I couldn't find it. Cru seems to be right on the date and composition though. Second is Lombardy-Venetia 1822M. I don't know Roman. 5th coin would be a Kingdom of Napoleon Centesimo M mintmark, 1807-1813. I know nothing on the pendants/medals. 1875 France 0 Centimes, mintmark should be above the bow in the wreath. Last coin is probably Milan under Spanish Administration. Spanish Administration was 1535-1714. The last thanks to a Google search that led back to Tnet.

Thank's David.
I found the mintmark and it is a K but under the neck it has also a name, like OLDINE!

 

[Oddjob]

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