Post Your Pre 1400s Coins.

[Silver Searcher]

I know a lot have been posted in the past some really great OLD coins, be nice to see them again I'll start things off with this one, Iron Age Celtic Gold Stater.

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[dragonsbreath]

A couple to add to the post and happy new year to all...

 

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[Silver Searcher]

This is my earliest American coin 1192....alass I sold it for a tenner

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[Silver Searcher]

A couple to add to the post and happy new year to all...

Great coins keep them coming

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[shaun7]

A couple to add to the post and happy new year to all...

Really nice

Happy New Year

 

[Iron Patch]

This is my earliest American coin 1192....alass I sold it for a tenner

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Blue & Black! (The tone and the lie)

 

[Silver Searcher]

This is my earliest American coin 1192....alass I sold it for a tenner

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Blue & Black! (The tone and the lie)

The Blue and the Black got nothing to do with me

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Way to leave out us Yanks!!!

Nice finds everyone! You have me beat by 299 years for this one!

 

[Deepdiger60]

Nice Gold coin ! WTG , gold never loses its age unlike bronze like the Greek Bee Stag coin i found dating back to 212BC to 320BC how that coin ended up here in Long Island 8 inches deep on a very old estate is still a mystery ? but i will take it HH Jim

 

[Silver Searcher]

Nice Gold coin ! WTG , gold never loses its age unlike bronze like the Greek Bee Stag coin i found dating back to 212BC to 320BC how that coin ended up here in Long Island 8 inches deep on a very old estate is still a mystery ? but i will take it HH Jim

Wow that's a great OLD coin beats me how it got there also

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[TheDane]

OK, a bit from the other side of the North Sea !

A "Sechsling" silver coin of the town of Lübeck, dates about 1392.

Front: MONETA LVBICENSIS
Back: CIVITAS IMPERIALIS

 

[shaun7]

OK, a bit from the other side of the North Sea !

A "Sechsling" silver coin of the town of Lübeck, dates about 1392.

Front: MONETA LVBICENSIS
Back: CIVITAS IMPERIALIS

Wow, That's a cracker

 

[cntrydncr1]

I'm so jealous. Fabulous stuff. keep it coming.

 

[ppratt]

Can anyone from the good old USA post a coin found here pre 1400. I wonder what the oldest coin in the USA was.

 

[ppratt]

Can anyone from the good old USA post a coin found here pre 1400. I wonder what the oldest coin in the USA was.

I already DID, weren't you paying attention?.... Geez......

Seriously, though, what was the one Silver Searcher posted? It says "American", but not sure what is meant by that..

I don't know much bout coins..

Yea I cought that as soon as I posted. Ther oldest American coin I ever found was a 1773 Virginia Half Cent

 

[shaun7]

Can anyone from the good old USA post a coin found here pre 1400. I wonder what the oldest coin in the USA was.

I already DID, weren't you paying attention?.... Geez......

Seriously, though, what was the one Silver Searcher posted? It says "American", but not sure what is meant by that..

I don't know much bout coins..

Yea I cought that as soon as I posted. Ther oldest American coin I ever found was a 1773 Virginia Half Cent

I think it could be a photoshop job, but I'm not sure

 

[TheDane]

Hmm, we got a bit out of focus here, huh ?

 

[TheDane]

 

[Silver Searcher]

Can anyone from the good old USA post a coin found here pre 1400. I wonder what the oldest coin in the USA was.

I already DID, weren't you paying attention?.... Geez......

Seriously, though, what was the one Silver Searcher posted? It says "American", but not sure what is meant by that..

I don't know much bout coins..

Heh Rando....

that coin I thought you guys might have known about considering the amount of money it went for it was a bit of a play on the date as IP pointed out but her's the link for you to veiw


http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?i...oins&hl=en&rlz=1T4IRFA_enGB297GB297&sa=X&um=1
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[Silver Searcher]

OK, a bit from the other side of the North Sea !

A "Sechsling" silver coin of the town of Lübeck, dates about 1392.

Front: MONETA LVBICENSIS
Back: CIVITAS IMPERIALIS

Cracking coin looks a bit like a Viking Raven Penny

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[Silver Searcher]

heh, Rando
that coin I thought you guys might have known about considering the amount of money it went for it was a bit of a play on the date as IP pointed out but her's the link for you to veiw

Jaysus, Joseph and Mary....

Yep that's what I thought I think the record for a coin here is £360.000..that was for the Colnewolf Gold penny