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Mini hunt = Mini silver

Lord Verdigris

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East coast Canada
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Minelab equinox 800, Fisher F75 Ltd SE 2 & Fisher F2 with 11"DD
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Metal Detecting
I had a 15 minute break at work so i went to a terrible grown in field next to it with the detector. There was one tree that had the grass gone under the branches so thats were i stuck the coil. Got a little iffy signal and dug it anyway. The coin must have been on it edge or something. Out popped this little 1900 Victoria sterling silver five cent piece. I think its the good variety also. Wish it was a older one but ill take it and i always like digging the "fish scales". The pictures suck but good enough. Thanks for looking! [emoji2]
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Hey man, finding any Victorian silver is really excellent! That's a nice little fish there.
 
1979 THATS ONE HECK OF A COIN FIND , NICE .
 
Thanks guys! [emoji106]
 
How about a pic of it cleaned up ?

All i did was just rinse it gently with water and let it dry. Looked a little sharper wet but oh well. Looks like it has a bit of what you'd call "environmental damage"! I got to start using the wife's good camera for pictures rather than this crappy phone but its so much easier! Haha
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Yea looks good man thanks for the update pictures try using baking soda and a little water and lightly rub
 

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