Found Silver coin 1774 Spain? Not sure of origin...pretty worn...any ideas??

cusetown44

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Jul 15, 2014
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Upstate NY
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Garrett AT PRO
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Metal Detecting

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One of the holy grail finds, 1700's silver, congrats!
 

Nice digs . Thanks for the pics
 

Only worth the weight in silver, but certainly has a whole lot more meaning than that finding one. Let's see.... someone buys you a coffee, or find old Spanish silver... not a tough choice!
 

Nice indeed! Bet you didn't find that in a schoolyard. LOL
 

Welcome to Treasurenet and congrats on your Spanish silver! Like IP said, it's worth much more in a historical sense as an artifact than it is as a coin. If it's your first 1700's coin, congrats on that as well.
 

This is what it looks like


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The "coat of arms"
 

That's a 1700s SPANISH silver... that thing is priceless! I do not know where you are, because your profile does not tell me, but if you found that around here (NC), you would be a hero! The condition is terrible, but it is a Spanish silver from the 1700s... congrats on a really awesome find. L

Oh yeah, welcome to TNet.
 

NICE FIND ! GUESSING UPSTATE NY
 

totally awesome silver! 1700's silver! oh yeah... high cool factor, congrats
 

That's a 1700s SPANISH silver... that thing is priceless! I do not know where you are, because your profile does not tell me, but if you found that around here (NC), you would be a hero! The condition is terrible, but it is a Spanish silver from the 1700s... congrats on a really awesome find. L

Oh yeah, welcome to TNet.

Tom I have found 75 or more of those in NC ;)
 

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