Southern_Boy
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- Feb 2, 2007
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- New York State..Vestal, NY
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- Fischer CZ-3D
Hi Everyone:
Has been a while since I have posted anything. I still struggle with the issue of posting pictures on this site. I know the problem lies with me but I hope to resolve it in the near future. I plan to attend a local detecting club meeting on the last Wednesday of this month and I will see if they can help me.
This year I have found stuff! Gold and silver and I really want to show off my finds. I did find a silver Ruble which was holed by the previous owner and was very worn. I knew it to be a foreign coin but I just found out some information on it. Due to its condition I have been wearing it along with my other finds on my dog tags...is it still valuble?
Here is the information on what I have found:
Silver Coin of Tsar Nicholas II, dated 1898, with the Imperial coat-of-arms on the reverse. The Russian inscription reads: B[ozheyu] M[ilostyu] Nikolay Imperator i Samoderzhets Vseross[iyskiy].; English: "By the grace of God, Nicholas II, Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias".
Look forward to posting pictures in the near future.
Southern_boy
Has been a while since I have posted anything. I still struggle with the issue of posting pictures on this site. I know the problem lies with me but I hope to resolve it in the near future. I plan to attend a local detecting club meeting on the last Wednesday of this month and I will see if they can help me.
This year I have found stuff! Gold and silver and I really want to show off my finds. I did find a silver Ruble which was holed by the previous owner and was very worn. I knew it to be a foreign coin but I just found out some information on it. Due to its condition I have been wearing it along with my other finds on my dog tags...is it still valuble?
Here is the information on what I have found:
Silver Coin of Tsar Nicholas II, dated 1898, with the Imperial coat-of-arms on the reverse. The Russian inscription reads: B[ozheyu] M[ilostyu] Nikolay Imperator i Samoderzhets Vseross[iyskiy].; English: "By the grace of God, Nicholas II, Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias".
Look forward to posting pictures in the near future.
Southern_boy
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