Canadian silver

Joe-Dirt

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Just feet from where I found my Chinese cash coins, I popped out an 1890 Queen Victoria dime�� I wish I was American , it would have been seated and I ain’t never got me no seated dimes befer ��
I checked for the “H” mint mark, no dice�� still a $20 coin��
Correction, “ I wish IT was American, I already am.
 

Thats a cool find I find alot of Canadian coins here in Mi. Good job
 

I very rarely see Vicky silver pulled from US ground. I bet there are way more American diggers that have never found a Vicky dime than those that haven't found a seated one. Congratulations!
 

You will get your seated, but you won't get many more of those!
 

I thought they were all H that year. Your photo shows it has the H. What you want is the one minted the previous year!:icon_thumright:
 

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Nice find...….I've only dug one Victoria silver and it was a five cent coin sometimes called a "fishscale". Still lookin' for my first seated coin.
 

I thought they were all H that year. Your photo shows it has the H. What you want is the one minted the previous year!:icon_thumright:
It does????!!!!! I’ll need to put some glasses on or I’m looking in the wrong spot. Thanks Cuda!!
 

Huh, after further review it does have an “H” I was looking above the wreath, thanks again Cuda. I’ll go sit in the corner with the stupid helmet on.

I still couldn’t see it until I used a magnifying glass and a side light. What does the “H” stand for?? Halifax?
 

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Still a nice find, congrats! :occasion14:
 

Huh, after further review it does have an “H” I was looking above the wreath, thanks again Cuda. I’ll go sit in the corner with the stupid helmet on.

I still couldn’t see it until I used a magnifying glass and a side light. What does the “H” stand for?? Halifax?

Heaton mint at Birmingham, U.K.
 

I very rarely see Vicky silver pulled from US ground. I bet there are way more American diggers that have never found a Vicky dime than those that haven't found a seated one. Congratulations!


My oldest coin I've dug is a Canadian - an 1852 Upper Canada 1 cent token dug in Michigan. My oldest US coin is an 1890 V nickel.

Very nice find.

Pete
 

I very rarely see Vicky silver pulled from US ground. I bet there are way more American diggers that have never found a Vicky dime than those that haven't found a seated one. Congratulations!

I am one who has not found a Vicky dime in 17 years of detecting. I think it is a great find. Way to go. Keep swingin.
 

Canada 1890-H 10 cents , Fine= $22.50 , VF= $50. , in USD That's a nice coin Joe ! Still, I hope you do find your seated silver sometime soon !
 

Canada 1890-H 10 cents , Fine= $22.50 , VF= $50. , in USD That's a nice coin Joe ! Still, I hope you do find your seated silver sometime soon !
I was looking into these Vicky dimes, only 450,000 minted in Heaton in 1890, huh, it’s a sleeper (;
 

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Joe like others have said you will find seated. That's a great coin! It took me two years to find seated and then I found a second a month later. Being a Canadian found in Mass makes it a rarity of sorts. I have not found a Canadian silver yet. Nor a Canadian large cent... I basically want it all. HAHA! Congrats though!
 

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