Lets see your best dug worn out coin!

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1773 half cent. Still happy i found it.
 

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Now that's what I'm talkin" about! T :thumbsup:hese coins need respect too. ;D
 

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Another one here,
this was my first Spanish Silver.
Half Real, all that's left is part of 'Et Ind' & some incuse letters :dontknow:
 

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1940 (s? d? plain?) wheatie, found outside of a culvert on the beach. It had probably been subjected to seawater for decades. I seem to be lucky with really distressed coins as I can still usually read the dataes. Maybe also thanks to being severely nearsighted, so when I take off my glasses I pretty much can see to the molecular level!

Edit: I really love this coin because it's so bright red. Despite the lower value of non-silver or otherwise cheaper metal coins including copper, some of my post '64 coins are my favorites as their patinas are so bizarre. Purple, blue, green, pink...and I love finding pennies under old trees as the roots or leaves/needles or something tends to make them bright red.
 

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Nice Copper :wink:
They do get some odd colors..
I dug a large Cent from an area of 'Marsh Hay', the roots ate a pattern into the copper
HH :thumbsup:
 

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cool coins, everyone!!

these large cents were all found at, or along the road between 2 neighboring home sites. the dates read with a leweler's loop are 1829, 184?, 1851, and 185?. The silver too was found at one of those sites.
 

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Those look like Roman Coins :laughing9:
 

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Got another one today. This one is all used up. :D
 

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OMG! what is it? ;D
 

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RPG said:
Got another one today. This one is all used up. :D
Wow ::)
I think I see a faint bust in pic 1, (back of a head?)
Reminds me of a George V Penny, but doesn't look copper :icon_scratch:
Spinner toy ??
 

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Ok, how 'bout a worn out play money coin. One dime (actually it is the size of a half-dime) this little bugger's been played with a lot! Found at an 1890's homestead.
 

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that's an early one..
Here's a Washington token circulated in FL and GA, an exception was found in SC
by Woodlanddetectors.
Found this in NH :icon_scratch:
georgius triumphus 1783 :'(
 

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thrillathahunt said:
Here is mine from an old store dig! You can barely see the date...1876. Seated dime. :thumbsup: :help:

I found this very cool 1786 New Jersey Copper this summer. It was dug near a soccer field located in a park which was the site of a 1730 farm. I was using my Tesoro Vaquero.
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Congrats on a nice state Copper! Still got decent details :D
the dime comparison makes it appear smaller than a MA or a Conn, probably a trick of the camera..
 

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My 1857 Seated dime.
 

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Nice old seated!
 

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Here are my 2 favorites.

First one is a 1898 Canadian large cent and the second is a 1830s Canadian token of esteem.
 

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Nice! Truly unique works of art. :thumbsup:
 

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allen said:
post mine when i get the chance.
Here is mine, front of one coin,
back of another coin, but not great
pics of either one/
Both are 19th century French? Cool Silver :wink:
 

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