Paco Strikes 232 Year Old Wilver

[Colonial KirkPA]

Paco is my hero too. You guys (Kirkster, the other dude (Kyle-boy) have been getting all the glory, now its Paco's turn.

PS: Got a copy of the new Dreams' Come True book and was happy to see the nice write up on Paco. I see he thru youse a bone and mentioned your names.

Now go make your Williamsport ancestas and the Richster proud of ya. Go get some wilver!

Rich,

You are my metal datectin' hero! I was right by PACO's side when he dug that Seated Liberty dollar...unbelievable!

 

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[Colonial KirkPA]

Paco here is a Quick Repair for that coin.

Rap it in a Paper Towel,
Lay it on a Cinderblock
and Hammer on it.
Checking every 5 Minutes till Flat.





Just Pesting Very nice find.
Congrats !

Jeff

I wouldn't put it past PACO to do that, so I told him last night, "Don't mess with it!"

 

[bookfisher]

Finding old Spanish Silver is always a rush! WTG!

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Finding old Spanish Silver is always a rush! WTG!

Amen, my friend! I already know what it feels like. I found a half real earlier in the year.

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

not bad at all!

Thanks, Baron, it is finally nice to see your face. You must be a busy dude at work.

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Cool post Kirk,
congrats Paco and the totally awesome coin,
a dream find in my book. Well done!

Smiles!
BDoo

Thanks, bud, for the reply to Pac's wilver! Now, go get 500 coins! You are the best, my friend.

 

[JerV3]

Nice Reale guys,

I have yet to find one of those. Can you beleive it lol. I got lots of large cents. But that early silver is scarce. I'll hit mine at some point.

HH Jer

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Nice Reale guys,

I have yet to find one of those. Can you beleive it lol. I got lots of large cents. But that early silver is scarce. I'll hit mine at some point.

HH Jer

In-dub-it-ably!

 

[Don in SJ]

Paco here is a Quick Repair for that coin.

Rap it in a Paper Towel,
Lay it on a Cinderblock
and Hammer on it.
Checking every 5 Minutes till Flat.
Just Pesting Very nice find.
Congrats !
Jeff

LOL, why waste a perfectly good paper towel, just hit it with the hammer directly!!

Nice going Paco, glad to see the old stuff keeps coming to you guys!

Don

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Paco here is a Quick Repair for that coin.

Rap it in a Paper Towel,
Lay it on a Cinderblock
and Hammer on it.
Checking every 5 Minutes till Flat.
Just Pesting Very nice find.
Congrats !
Jeff

LOL, why waste a perfectly good paper towel, just hit it with the hammer directly!!

Nice going Paco, glad to see the old stuff keeps coming to you guys!

Don

Right back at you, buddy! You have been striking coppas, but that Spanish wilver is coming to you soon.

 

[Don in SJ]

Kirk, the Spanish Silver is very nice to find, I enjoyed each and every one I have found, but I would rather find early year Large Cents and State coins. It has been awhile since I have found a spanish silver and a state copper, but they seem to come in bunches and then drought , just like a lot of my finds........

If only we all could find early Amercian Silver in quantity

Don

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Kirk, the Spanish Silver is very nice to find, I enjoyed each and every one I have found, but I would rather find early year Large Cents and State coins. It has been awhile since I have found a spanish silver and a state copper, but they seem to come in bunches and then drought , just like a lot of my finds........

If only we all could find early Amercian Silver in quantity

Don

I don't know if I agree with you on this...I would take a Spanish wilver over most State coppas. Now, a Liberty Cap large cent would be nice.

We have been finding a load of Conn. coppas this year...I think we have 4.

HH!

 

[Don in SJ]

Kirk,my reasoning is rather simple and logical, Spanish milled silver that is usually found on land in the Northeast is common, not really valuable , and not in demand by collectors.

Whereas both early year Large Cents/Half Cents and State coppers are not nearly as common and are in demand by collectors, thus more valuable and to me more historic.



Don

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Kirk,my reasoning is rather simple and logical, Spanish milled silver that is usually found on land in the Northeast is common, not really valuable , and not in demand by collectors.

Whereas both early year Large Cents/Half Cents and State coppers are not nearly as common and are in demand by collectors, thus more valuable and to me more historic.



Don

I don't really care about how valuable my coins are. I will NEVER sell them...I don't care if I find a coin that is worth $10,000...Nope, not gonna sell! I will just work a lot of overtime if I need the money that badly.

Don, a 4-Reale or a New Jersey Coppa?

HH, bud!

Kirk

 

[MrsNWLouisiana]

Haha, my favorite part is, "with a fist raised in egotistical power."

Nice coin. 8)

 

[Michigan Badger]

WOW Kirk! for years I've wanted to find one of those!

Congrats and thanks for the story! 8)

Badger

 

[birdman]

Kirk,that is down right outstanding. Thats what it is all about.

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Haha, my favorite part is, "with a fist raised in egotistical power."

Nice coin. 8)

Thank you, ma'am, for your interest in my thread. Good day to you!

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Thanks for the replies. It truly means a lot to my super-inflated ego.

 

[jeff of pa]

Thanks for the replies. It truly means a lot to my super-inflated ego.

Kirk I think you need to get that Lanced