Lets see your best dug worn out coin!

[thrillathahunt]

Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Here is mine from an old store dig! You can barely see the date...1876. Seated dime.

 

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[nsdq]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

1802 half cent

 

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[chukers]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

 

[nsdq]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

you found it in the changing room ?

 

[chukers]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

you found it in the changing room ?

dug

 

[K Zack]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

1847 Seated Dime, I think it was. It is Worn very thin.

 

[thrillathahunt]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

you found it in the changing room ?

dug

chukers, is that a silver or clad quarter? If it is a clad quarter then obviously chemical action in the ground dissolved the top layer of nickel off.. Very interesting.

 

[Palmetto]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

1827 Cap bust dime-holed.
Dug a week or so ago. Thanks.

Palmetto

 

[matt092079]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

1700's King George III half penny. So worn, even the edges are worn down...worn right past the date, unfortunately.

 

[chukers]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

you found it in the changing room ?

dug

chukers, is that a silver or clad quarter? If it is a clad quarter then obviously chemical action in the ground dissolved the top layer of nickel off.. Very interesting.

I am assuming its a clad quarter with all the top layer removed... no idea how it got that way... its is neat

The silver quarter next to it is just for comparison


Chukers

 

[steelheadwill]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

1700's King George III half penny. So worn, even the edges are worn down...worn right past the date, unfortunately.

nice one, seems the brits wear out faster

 

[steelheadwill]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

I see them come from saltwater like that...

 

[chukers]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

I see them come from saltwater like that...

sand blasted?

 

[steelheadwill]

Re: Let's see your best dug worn out coin!

Yeah thats a copper quarter! how it got that way I dunno!

I see them come from saltwater like that...

sand blasted?

looking just like that, galvanic reaction between nickel & copper I think.
I don't have one to show, I use them at the tollbooths

 

[metaldetective]

Found this undated, counterstamped "v" half reale about 10 years ago. It's one of my favorites because I found it very deep at a church site in PA maybe 20 feet from a historical marker recognizing George Washington's speech he gave there in the 1780s. There's that slim chance this fell out of George's pocket...

metaldetective

 

[JohnnyMac]

1600 Polish Trojak

 

[Minrelica]

Here's mine:

Key Date, 1885 "V" Nickel

An olive oil soak cleaned up the all the dark parts and now it's all one tone.

 

[ticm]

Here would be mine.

 

[glenn63]

If you look real close you can see the 1774 at the 6 o'clock position on the coin. It's a Spanish half Reale. It was found here in central Florida by a buddy of mine at a Seminole Indian War fort site in Polk county. This is one of the most worn identifiable coins I've seen.

HH,
Glenn

 

[glenn63]

Found in central FL by a friend. Funny thing about this coin is that it should have been trashed like all of the other coins pulled from this construction site. The patina really struck me as being quite beautiful so I thought I would share.

1869 Shield Nickel

 

[glenn63]

Here would be mine.

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