My lost treasure

Brett2259

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those are pretty cool....I am sure someone here will recognize which coins are which and help you out!
 

What's the date on the American penny? And mintmark ( D , S)? Also I believe the Coin three over from the left is an ancient Roman or Greek Silver coin if not a repro. If authenticated you may be able to buy a new detector or more with it. I have never seen one of those coins so big. Supa sweet finds!
 

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I completely forgot that I had treasure that I found many years ago WITHOUT a detector. The silver heart was found in a bush at a park. The coins were found at a hotel AFTER a coin show exhibit. I wish I new what some of them are.
This one is a Greek old coin or replica.I mean real old.
If you post big picture I will be sure.
 

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I will check on the penny. The greek or Roman coin feels very heavy and comes up as a 50 cent piece on my detector. I will have to check on authenticity.
 

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a few Old english coins there I see that looks like a greek coin to myself
 

Is this the same as your coin:

http://www.vroma.org/images/mcmanus_images/alexanderzeuscoin1.jpg

I can't tell from your picture if it matches the above one.

It definitely looks a lot like Alexander the Great.

Here are some more Alexander the Great links with potential images of your coin:

http://www.coinsofthebible.com/musuem_quality_coins_only.html# (look at number 3 coin)
http://www.netaxs.com/reidgold/misc/Alex_for_sale.html
http://dougsmith.ancients.info/feac45a3.html

and I got the above from Google image search using this command:

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=alexander the great coins&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi

If its real, then your coin is about 2300-2400 years old. Gotta be your oldest find to date.
 

Yepper. That's what it is. Alexander dressed up as Hercules. Thanks alot. Now to get it checked to see if it real.
 

Very cool! I hope it is real but even if it is a repro it is a cool coin! Congrats again! :thumbsup:
 

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