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Des from down under

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hi you lot!!! and before I burble..merry xmas from New Zealand...I have always wanted my own hand dug old coinage..remember we are a young country..have been given a few but so much wanted to dig an old coin..., three years on and I fluke one at an old colonial 70 th regiment redoubt on the west coast.(circa 1864 ).actually dug two in the same hole but as you will see they are a bit on the weatherd side, but rapt to bits over them..I think that one is a british penny 1855 to 1860 and maybe a worn out farthing...but you guns will place them ok for me....hard case !!!one has a scratched initial on it like R/B...who was he??? did he get pissed and did it fall out of his pocket by the campfire...thanks members for looking and again...seasons greetings .. cheers des
 

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Good finds Des, hard case writing too! You might want to put oil or something on them to bring them up a bit better. Someone on here will tell you what to use. Nuggy
 
nuggy said:
Good finds Des, hard case writing too! You might want to put oil or something on them to bring them up a bit better. Someone on here will tell you what to use. Nuggy
GOOD TO SEE YOU LOVN THE SITE NUGGY...
 
Hi des Still a good find for part of world. HH


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Yes, thanks for putting me onto it Des. It means I get a fix and contact with like minded folk, when I can't get out looking.
 
Nice going on the copper, an oldie for you. :icon_thumright:
 
congrats on some good finds des. if they are copper you may try soaking them in some olive oil for a few days to bring out the features on them. just my humble opinion.
 
You're definitely on a roll Des. Well done again, Mate :icon_thumleft:
Check out the coin forums for preservation techniques.
Cheers, Mike
 
sonny61 said:
congrats on some good finds des. if they are copper you may try soaking them in some olive oil for a few days to bring out the features on them. just my humble opinion.
quite happy with your humble opinion..mr whit......
 

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