Lets see some old silver.

[Brian C.]

Here is my 1834 dime, it came from a site of an old tavern. HH

 

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[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

Looks like Herbie wins.

Anyway here are a couple of my oldest Silvers, all are older than Canada.

Last year in April a 1720 Shilling, decent condition.



This year in May a 1816 six pence. Excellent condition



Last year a USA 1851 3 center, with hole.

 

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[steelheadwill]

Awesome Shilling & GIII Rick!
that's the first holed trime I've seen../
it ain't about winning, but how you play the game

Condition counts for a lot, and mine ain't got much in that department, Good Show!

 

[CRUSADER]

Sorry, no Spanish Silver yet but here is a selection of:
Iron Age (Celtic)
Roman
Saxon
Medieval
(forgot some Milled)

This reminds me why Dad & I detect!!!

Click to see them close up:

 

[steelheadwill]

Sorry, no Spanish Silver yet but here is a selection of:
Iron Age (Celtic)
Roman
Saxon
Medieval
(forgot some Milled)

This reminds me why I detect!!!

Click to see them close up:

Fantastic coins all in great condition!
What Denomination is the big Lizzie?
Is the Curly haired bust Eadgar?
Thanks for sharing those old beauties!

 

[CRUSADER]

Fantastic coins all in great condition!
What Denomination is the big Lizzie?
Is the Curly haired bust Eadgar?
Thanks for sharing those old beauties!

The Lizy is only a 'Shilling'.
Curly hair & shortcross rev is King John

 

[steelheadwill]

A 'Bob' ,
just read about Elizabeth, 'Queen with the Heart of a King', still required study for advanced degrees in political science and international MBAs after 400+ years.
Addressing troops before the defeat of the Spanish Armada:

". . . therefore I am come amongst you, as you see, at this time, not for my recreation and disport, but being resolved, in the midst and heat of the battle, to live and die amongst you all; to lay down for my God, and for my kingdom, and my people, my honour and my blood, even in the dust. I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a king of England too, and think foul scorn that Parma or Spain, or any prince of Europe, should dare to invade the borders of my realm . . ."
Amazing History and Coins!
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[Ground Inspector]

Sorry, no Spanish Silver yet but here is a selection of:
Iron Age (Celtic)
Roman
Saxon
Medieval
(forgot some Milled)

This reminds me why I detect!!!

Click to see them close up:

Nice silver! I'm not sure anyone can top that.

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice silver! I'm not sure anyone can top that.

Thanks, not really trying to 'top' anyone, but they do look good together. Thats why I'm a collector, what have the 'sellers' got, other than memories & photos, I can still touch mine & these are the tip of the iceburg (although the 'prettier' tip).

 

[Terry Soloman]

1852 III-cent Piece

This is my oldest silver, from a farm field in Westchester County, New York, within sight of the Hudson River.

 

[Ground Inspector]

Thanks, not really trying to 'top' anyone, but they do look good together. Thats why I'm a collector, what have the 'sellers' got, other than memories & photos, I can still touch mine & these are the tip of the iceburg (although the 'prettier' tip).

Yep, we all have our top finds.

 

[Gary Drayton]

More Spanish silver

5 ounce Spanish silver religious artifact from the 1600s found along the Treasure Coast of Florida.

 

[CRUSADER]

5 ounce Spanish silver religious artifact from the 1600s found along the Treasure Coast of Florida.

INTERESTING

 

[Brian C.]

Nice bunch of history, thanks for sharing.

 

[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

Thanks, not really trying to 'top' anyone, but they do look good together. Thats why I'm a collector, what have the 'sellers' got, other than memories & photos, I can still touch mine & these are the tip of the iceburg (although the 'prettier' tip).

Yep I would have a hard time selling anything that looks good in a display case. It has taken quite some time to fill a case with some decent finds. BTW none of which have any "real" value. But someday.

 

[foreverturk]

Here are a few Spanish 1715 fleet silver reales from the beaches of Florida.

Wow Gary! Neat pieces of history! Are those usually found in the water? Awesome find!

 

[Gary Drayton]

Wow Gary! Neat pieces of history! Are those usually found in the water? Awesome find!

Thanks, the salvage guys find them in the water but I find them on the beaches of Florida.

 

[aquachigger]

Here's some of mine from last year...

 

[foreverturk]

Thanks, the salvage guys find them in the water but I find them on the beaches of Florida.

Thanks for sharing! I hope you find more to post! Love those historical finds!

 

[steelheadwill]

Thanks, not really trying to 'top' anyone, but they do look good together. Thats why I'm a collector, what have the 'sellers' got, other than memories & photos, I can still touch mine & these are the tip of the iceburg (although the 'prettier' tip).

AGREED !!

 

[steelheadwill]

This is my oldest silver, from a farm field in Westchester County, New York, within sight of the Hudson River.

Nice Type one Terry! those are a hard signal to grab, Congrats!!