Last Lost Coins for 2010 Found at Mill Site * Update 12-25- * Merry Christmas*

[CMDiamonddawg]

Hi TN , 12- 10 These are the some of the last coins for 2010 coming out of the mill site . A KG I , no date Britannia , 1858 Seated quarter , and the oldest and shocking coin , Hispania 1621 copper . Many cool relics are still being found but the coins are now far and in between . I will keep pounding this place until it turns to concrete ! update 12-10 7:00 Est mill pic #5,5, & 7 Update Last Pics 12-16 Shovel holding on by a thread ; found Thurs. mourning , a silver knife , 2 IH cents , another foreign coin . Thanks for taking a look , CMD dawg

 

[lucky d]

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cool beans....looks like lots a folks spent time at that spot over the last 400 years eh....nice going ! hope you find more goodies...hh

 

[pinebarrens1]

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it will be awhile till the ground gets hard . the leafs help keep the ground soft . good hunt

 

[allen]

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looks like that site has giving you lots of goodies

 

[romeo-1]

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Wow...that is a beauty of an old coin!

 

[Blind Squirrel]

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Great group of recoveries you got there

 

[N.J.THer]

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Great coins...I love seeing 1600s coins coming out of NJ sites. I'm hitting the woods this weekend.

NJ

 

[garryson]

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The last picture:
"Antique, Black Glass - Circa: 1860's, Saxlehner "Hunyadi Janos" Bitterquelle. Hungarian (Budapest) Bitters bottle. Deep Olive Green."

http://www.etsy.com/listing/22200153/antique-black-glass-bitters-bottle

Nice, congrats

 

[Elad]

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Amazing finds!

Hmmm... the trees and plantlife sure look familiar.

 

[Steve in PA]

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The last picture:
"Antique, Black Glass - Circa: 1860's, Saxlehner "Hunyadi Janos" Bitterquelle. Hungarian (Budapest) Bitters bottle. Deep Olive Green."

http://www.etsy.com/listing/22200153/antique-black-glass-bitters-bottle

Nice, congrats

That bottle was in use here in the USA until about 1900. I have dug several of them out of later dumps.

Nice finds 'Dawg! First time I've seen that Spanish Coin. Maybe HISPAN can tell us something.

 

[mainer]

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Good stuff Dawg. Bet that was a shocker when you saw the date on that one. Too bad the seated has a hole, looks to be in great shape. Hope you can hit that place a few more time before the ground freeze's.

 

[onceArunner]

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great hunt

 

[JerV3]

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That was a great site man.

Alot of use at that spot. I bet it will give up stuff for awhile.

HH Jer

 

[Iron Patch]

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Nice one. 8 Maravedis - Philip III

 

[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

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With the number of targets you got a few more keepers won't surprise me a bit.
Nice site and FINDS !

 

[Iron Patch]

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With the number of targets you got a few more keepers won't surprise me a bit.
Nice site and FINDS !

That's exactly right! The more old targets you dig the better chances you have. But location and type of site does obviously make a difference.

But I'll take one more of any site this year if I can get it!

 

[HISPAN]

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looks like that site has giving you lots of goodies

It is very rare to find a coin of King Philip Maravedis Eight IIII in USA (Best said .... it would be very rare to find anywhere in America) only copper coins circulated in Europe that were prohividas in America.
If you look at the back next to the Castle you see a Roman bridge put aside, this is the mark of the mint of Segovia ... who is this beautiful city.
Here I show the Roman bridge is the best and longest in the world.
http://www.viajespasion.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/spain_segovia_aqueduct1.jpg

Here I show a picture of the old part of town.
http://www.citypictures.org/data/media/228/Segovia_Spain.jpg

Here his castle.
http://blogs.ua.es/elprudente/files/2008/11/800px-alcc3a1zar_de_segovia_1-7-07.jpg

And here I show a link with more specific information of this coin from the mint of Segovia.

http://www.google.es/imgres?imgurl=...1PBEA_es&tbs=isch:1&ei=CKgCTarVJcWd4QaxyeTjCQ


Greetings !

 

[CMDiamonddawg]

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That's guys for all the info and comments . A Maravedis, Philip III or IV ? ..cool ...Thanks . The King Philip Maravedis IV coin pre dates my area by at least 100 years .. Must of been lost by European settler later than 1720. I just came back from there after 3 hour search , broke my trusty G.I. WWII shovel that was with me for a long time & what I thought was a large cent turned out to be another foreign coin I am not sure , why I have a International bunch of stuff popping out of this place but this is getting to be more fun than I expected . Thanks , dawg Hispan , Segovia is beautiful city !

it will be awhile till the ground gets hard . the leafs help keep the ground soft . good hunt

Thanks pinebarrens1 should be able to go a while longer because of the peat out here in the pines ..esp in SJ. Best to you

looks like that site has giving you lots of goodies

Thanks Allen your 2010 finds were a pleasure to see ! Best to you for 2011

Wow...that is a beauty of an old coin!

Thanks Romeo1
[/quote] ,

Great group of recoveries you got there

Thanks Blind Squirrel ,:

Great coins...I love seeing 1600s coins coming out of NJ sites. I'm hitting the woods this weekend.

NJ

Nice surprise ! Thanks and Good Luck, N J

The last picture:
"Antique, Black Glass - Circa: 1860's, Saxlehner "Hunyadi Janos" Bitterquelle. Hungarian (Budapest) Bitters bottle. Deep Olive Green."

http://www.etsy.com/listing/22200153/antique-black-glass-bitters-bottle

Nice, congrats

Thanks for the ID Budapest

Amazing finds!

Hmmm... the trees and plantlife sure look familiar.

Shhh ..Top Secret info : We live in the same state ..every thing looks like Jersey to us

The last picture:
"Antique, Black Glass - Circa: 1860's, Saxlehner "Hunyadi Janos" Bitterquelle. Hungarian (Budapest) Bitters bottle. Deep Olive Green."

http://www.etsy.com/listing/22200153/antique-black-glass-bitters-bottle

Nice, congrats

That bottle was in use here in the USA until about 1900. I have dug several of them out of later dumps.

Nice finds 'Dawg! First time I've seen that Spanish Coin. Maybe HISPAN can tell us something.

Thanks, Steve , PA the bottle is cool , the 1621 is a little bit more interesting for me

Good stuff Dawg. Bet that was a shocker when you saw the date on that one. Too bad the seated has a hole, looks to be in great shape. Hope you can hit that place a few more time before the ground freeze's.

Thanks mainer , my friend ..you have made me feel very welcome on T-Net for 2010 . Best for 2011 8) I was shocked and it took awhile to figure out where the date was that is old ,old ,old . How it survived even 350 + years here I'll never know usually good for awhile longer , but you can never tell with late Dec.

great hunt

Thanks onceArunner

That was a great site man.

Alot of use at that spot. I bet it will give up stuff for awhile.

HH Jer

Should be , this one will take some time .. My Best to You ...Thanks Jer and keep in touch dude

Nice one. 8 Maravedis - Philip III

Thanks for the info Patch Best 2011

With the number of targets you got a few more keepers won't surprise me a bit.
Nice site and FINDS !

Hope you are right and Thanks Rick

looks like that site has giving you lots of goodies

It is very rare to find a coin of King Philip Maravedis Eight IIII in USA (Best said .... it would be very rare to find anywhere in America) only copper coins circulated in Europe that were prohividas in America.
If you look at the back next to the Castle you see a Roman bridge put aside, this is the mark of the mint of Segovia ... who is this beautiful city.
Here I show the Roman bridge is the best and longest in the world.
http://www.viajespasion.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/spain_segovia_aqueduct1.jpg

Here I show a picture of the old part of town.
http://www.citypictures.org/data/media/228/Segovia_Spain.jpg

Here his castle.
http://blogs.ua.es/elprudente/files/2008/11/800px-alcc3a1zar_de_segovia_1-7-07.jpg

And here I show a link with more specific information of this coin from the mint of Segovia.

http://www.google.es/imgres?imgurl=...1PBEA_es&tbs=isch:1&ei=CKgCTarVJcWd4QaxyeTjCQ


Greetings !

Thanks Hispan .. you are always Welcome to stop in and see my finds !! Thanks for the links , very helpful and beautiful places to see ! Hello from NJ

 

[KRAZYHORSES]

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it just started FREEZE now i see all these AWESOME HUNTS starting to make winter look like it will be a long wait NICE coins dawg !! NICE finds ! im going to have to get back out know pick in hand nice hunt scott

 

[dave wiseman]

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In your third pic down,top right..that looks like a dreidal,though it has english words instead of hebrew http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreidel