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HISPAN

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About a week ago that went out to hunt down a freshly plowed field in a nearby city.
the day he found a few things because the ground was very hard and some fields were already well made in previous years. I have the habit of saving in a small compartment of my backpack all the findings made (including scrap ) because sometimes I'm wrong and throw away interesting findings by mistake.
Well ..... I will show a small Medieval hammered currency, which lost in the pocket of the backpack and appeared three days later to take the findings of another day of hunting and I did not know was there.
The coin is very small and very trimmed, but it deserves a post for being a great little relic, which managed to withstand underground for 500 years, then got lost in my backpack for three days and come to us explaining your story as old . was lost right at the same time that Europeans discovered America and you see the grandson of the woman who made this company (Isabel la Catolica) that payment to Christopher Columbus to cross the pond for the first time.


these things happen to hunters around here ..... confuse these small coins with pieces of aluminum foil .... etc
greetings to everyone!
 

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HISPAN said:
About a week ago that went out to hunt down a freshly plowed field in a nearby city.
the day he found a few things because the ground was very hard and some fields were already well made in previous years. I have the habit of saving in a small compartment of my backpack all the findings made (including scrap ) because sometimes I'm wrong and throw away interesting findings by mistake.
Well ..... I will show a small Medieval hammered currency, which lost in the pocket of the backpack and appeared three days later to take the findings of another day of hunting and I did not know was there.
The coin is very small and very trimmed, but it deserves a post for being a great little relic, which managed to withstand underground for 1500 years, then got lost in my backpack for three days and come to us explaining your story as old . was lost right at the same time that Europeans discovered America and you see the grandson of the woman who made this company (Isabel la Catolica) that payment to Christopher Columbus to cross the pond for the first time.


these things happen to hunters around here ..... confuse these small coins with pieces of aluminum foil .... etc
greetings to everyone!

I dig foil :wink: :D

Cool little coin.
 

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