Not your average pocket spill...

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Minelab Xterra 705 w/DD coil Backup- 505,305.

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Nice, Do you have any more info about these? I found one of these a while back and couldnt find anything on them.
 

Hey, you found a 300+ year old coin in the US of A! Doesn't matter if it has monetary value, it's a commendable find. :icon_thumright:

Born Free
 

Born Free said:
Hey, you found a 300+ year old coin in the US of A! Doesn't matter if it has monetary value, it's a commendable find. :icon_thumright:

Born Free
Thanks Born Free, as soon as I get a good digital camera I'll be able to post good pics and you can see (what's left of) my oldest coin which is a 1650's French Liard. Luckily, Massachusetts is loaded with history!
 

Nice Old coins,
Chinese pieces don't seem to get much attention.
You got me beat, my oldest is a Chien-Lung 1700s
Congrats on your Spanish too.
keep up the great recoveries !
 

anything that old is awesome
 

Awesome thanks for the reference.
 

Yea,they dont get the credit they deserve.I dig around 100 or so a year(season)and love em!!Most I have dug was 13 in a can,but I have seen 32 in a hole before
 

Thanks everyone, to be fair to these coins, some do carry some dollar signs to them and their age and journey deserves respect.
 

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