2 Draped Bust Half Cents, 2 Reales,1 Real

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I had a day off so I decided that I needed to get back in the swing of things. I picked up where I left off. First coin up was a 1806 small 6 Half Cent. That gave me a little burst of energy. It was enough energy to help me dig up an 1781 Real, an 1804 2 Reales and an 1807 Half Cent. I'M BACK INTO THE SWING OF THINGS! Feel free to jump in if you can attribute the coins. Be Well...
 

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Great saves !!
Your 2R was minted in Mexico City; it contains .896 fine silver and measures 28mm.
The assayer's initials are TH. It's from the series 1792-1808. The edge should be corded.
Don in SoCal
PS: The assayer's names are. Tomas Butron y Miranda and Henrique Buennaventura Asorin.
 

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The 1781 Carlos III is a 1/2 R if it's 18mm and a 1R if its 20mm. Both are .9027 fine silver.
The half R is designated by only an 'R'; the 1R will show '1R'. The assayers (FF) are Francisco Antonio del la Pena y Flores and Francisco Arance y Cobos. (1777-1783)
Don in SoCal
 

AMAZING finds Thank you for sharing with us
 

I had a day off so I decided that I needed to get back in the swing of things. I picked up where I left off. First coin up was a 1806 small 6 Half Cent. That gave me a little burst of energy. It was enough energy to help me dig up an 1781 Real, an 1804 2 Reales and an 1807 Half Cent. I'M BACK INTO THE SWING OF THINGS! Feel free to jump in if you can attribute the coins. Be Well...
oh my! what a haul and fantastic variety of saves!
 

I had a day off so I decided that I needed to get back in the swing of things. I picked up where I left off. First coin up was a 1806 small 6 Half Cent. That gave me a little burst of energy. It was enough energy to help me dig up an 1781 Real, an 1804 2 Reales and an 1807 Half Cent. I'M BACK INTO THE SWING OF THINGS! Feel free to jump in if you can attribute the coins. Be Well...
Wow what a great day! I've been in a mega drought. Can't wait to bust out of it. Hopefully like that
 

That is a remarkable collection of finds! BANNER worthy in my estimation. The condition of the two half cents is damn near perfect, given their time in what must be very gentle soil. Well done cannonball!!!!!
 

Great day of hunting!
The coppers are in nice condition.
The silvers certainly had seen some rough handling while in circulation.
But certainly top self recoveries.
 

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