Huh, thats kinda neat

[mile-ender]

Huh, that's kinda neat

So, out in the morning for a couple of hours (usual routine ), and I get this one piece (little aluminum disk) and I'm thinking garbage - it's about the size of a dime and caked black. I've dug similar sorta pieces in parks before - not really sure what they are - but this, as it turns out, wasn't the same thing. I get home and start cleaning it - soap and water - getting the dirt of - and I'm realizing, it's coinage! Turns out to be 24 einen thaler 1837, Hannover! Go figure

 

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[cobrasvo90]

Re: Huh, that's kinda neat

Great find!!

 

[Rogerm069]

Re: Huh, that's kinda neat

That is neat!

 

[Iron Patch]

Re: Huh, that's kinda neat

Well still better than a gold Louis! Wait... no it's not. But it's a good find to dig along the way.

 

[mainer]

Re: Huh, that's kinda neat

Cool, never seen one of those before.

 

[HCW]

Re: Huh, that's kinda neat

That doesn't have that aluminum look to it. Look's more like lead to me.
Opposit end of the spectrum in weight though.
Let me know if I'm wrong.

 

[underdogger]

Re: Huh, that's kinda neat

I can not say i have seen or ever new one of those existed . again so we learn nice find Rob

 

[mile-ender]

Re: Huh, that's kinda neat

That doesn't have that aluminum look to it. Look's more like lead to me.
Opposit end of the spectrum in weight though.
Let me know if I'm wrong.

Actually a low grade silver