Silvermonkey
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- Metal Detecting
I was able to get out for some deep woods detecting this past Saturday, and again this afternoon. The apparent theme for both trips was " quality over quantity". Today's trip resulted in a an older 1 real Spanish silver:
I believe its a King Phillip V 1 real. The coin is very worn and looks like someone tried to cut it in the distant past. The date is gone, but I think it was minted in Spain in the mid 1700's.
The one ( and only coin) from my Saturday outing was this 1819 US large cent. The obverse has some good detail, but the reverse is very crunchy.
I'm super pleased with both of these coins. Thanks for taking a look. Happy Hunting to all!
I believe its a King Phillip V 1 real. The coin is very worn and looks like someone tried to cut it in the distant past. The date is gone, but I think it was minted in Spain in the mid 1700's.
The one ( and only coin) from my Saturday outing was this 1819 US large cent. The obverse has some good detail, but the reverse is very crunchy.
I'm super pleased with both of these coins. Thanks for taking a look. Happy Hunting to all!
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