Silver denarius

MARCVS

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Sep 27, 2008
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White`s Eagle Spectrum II,White`s DFX,Minelab X-Terra 705,Minelab GPX 4500,White`s MX Sport,Minelab E-Trac,Nokta Simplex
Primary Interest:
Relic Hunting

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:hello:

very nice find :headbang: and welcome to T.Net :hello2:

SS
 

That's a BEAUTIFUL Roman silver!!! :hello2:
 

:icon_thumright: Very nice, whats your cleaning method?
 

Neil in West Jersey said:
That is a real beauty. Any idea of its rarity?

Quite common coin from this emperor :read2:
 

CRUSADER said:
:icon_thumright: Very nice, whats your cleaning method?

Silver or gold can be rinsed in vinegar or lemon acid....but be careful that coin is not silver plated,you will ruin it.Bronze coins i clean with sharp dentist tool under the magnifier.

Thank you all :notworthy:
 

Marcus nr.1 said:
CRUSADER said:
:icon_thumright: Very nice, whats your cleaning method?

Silver or gold can be rinsed in vinegar or lemon acid....but be careful that coin is not silver plated,you will ruin it.Bronze coins i clean with sharp dentist tool under the magnifier.

Thank you all :notworthy:
OK, I use Lemon Juice sometimes, I also noticed it doesn't work well on debased silver :icon_thumright:
 

CRUSADER said:
Marcus nr.1 said:
CRUSADER said:
:icon_thumright: Very nice, whats your cleaning method?

Silver or gold can be rinsed in vinegar or lemon acid....but be careful that coin is not silver plated,you will ruin it.Bronze coins i clean with sharp dentist tool under the magnifier.

Thank you all :notworthy:
OK, I use Lemon Juice sometimes, I also noticed it doesn't work well on debased silver :icon_thumright:

microscope with 12 - 15 X magnify is thing that we should have...unfortunately i don`t have it :( that way you can easy determinate is it silver plated or pure silver... i mess few nice coin putting them in lemon juice.
by the way are you satisfy with XP?i heard that they have bad discrimination,but good depth
best regards
marcus
 

Marcus nr.1 said:
CRUSADER said:
Marcus nr.1 said:
CRUSADER said:
:icon_thumright: Very nice, whats your cleaning method?

Silver or gold can be rinsed in vinegar or lemon acid....but be careful that coin is not silver plated,you will ruin it.Bronze coins i clean with sharp dentist tool under the magnifier.

Thank you all :notworthy:
OK, I use Lemon Juice sometimes, I also noticed it doesn't work well on debased silver :icon_thumright:

microscope with 12 - 15 X magnify is thing that we should have...unfortunately i don`t have it :( that way you can easy determinate is it silver plated or pure silver... i mess few nice coin putting them in lemon juice.
by the way are you satisfy with XP?i heard that they have bad discrimination,but good depth
best regards
marcus
The XP is the best machine I have used, I know it doesn't have the best depth compared to some machines but depth is not the most important thing to me on ploughed land. Also I don't use discrimination, so can't comment. I like to hear everything & dig most rubbish/iron, plus any Disc will affect the depth as well.
Last year with the Cortes I had about 30 Medieval Hammered Silver coins. This year I'm already on 81. Plus 5 Gold Coins this year, & over 600 Roman Bronzes. :icon_thumright:
Its my first year so still learning ;D
 

CRUSADER said:
This year I'm already on 81. Plus 5 Gold Coins this year, & over 600 Roman Bronzes. :icon_thumright:
Its my first year so still learning ;D

You are really tearing it up over there!
 

Man that is a very nice looking coin!!!! I envy you guys that live in an older country and are able to dig things like this coin up!!!! Nice :headbang:
 

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