v3i rain and a almost heart failure
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Uh, welcome to Treasurenet
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Veni Vidi Vici ! Nice find! Somebody lost that in Oklahoma!
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Crusader will know what that is. Just gorgeous! Congrats. -Lisa & John
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Not really because its BC Greek or the like. Not Roman.
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http://www.ancientresource.com/images/greek/greek_coins/cleopatra/cleopatra-tetradrachm-CE2038.jpg
Similar to above;
All I know is its a SILVER TETRADRACHM, of the Greek Empire, maybe Egypt, & its BC.[SIZE=-1]orono[/SIZE]
Similar to above;
All I know is its a SILVER TETRADRACHM, of the Greek Empire, maybe Egypt, & its BC.[SIZE=-1]orono[/SIZE]
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28"!!! Wow man!
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Check the edge/rim for a seam, I think your be OK on this one & I'm going with real.
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How can ANY detector find a coin that deep? You use a backhoe to dig?
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Thats what I think, but thats as far as my IDing goes on these, someone more skilled with nail its full attribution. Good news is it looks real, needs weighing as well though.
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Congrats on the old coin what was the depth and what detector? I see it was the Whites V3i
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Approximately 28-3/16" if you converted from decimals.
I don't know much about the V3i but I think that's what he used. I assume those are depth machines?
Sakes alive that's cool
