bergie
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Found an amazing location that may be untouched. It was a church (one wall left), cemetary (some headstones left), schoolhouse (gone) and blacksmith shop (gone) all in an area about 100 yards by 50 yards. Part is developed, but much is woods. I had about an hour and a half to search last Sunday before I left on a trip and found these two coins pictured. Half reale (late 1700s?) -- as I explained earlier, one side is worn flat and other is described in my other post such that diggummup posted the exact example. The Coronet cent date is unreadable except 18__ . These coins were found about 20 feet apart and not very deep. There's also an old road running through part of which is still there and available to detect. I have only covered a fraction of this area in the time I had. Just got back from my trip and it's very cold here in NY, but will be going out as soon as we get 40 degrees or higher. Sorry the photo stinks. I have tried every possible angle and lighting. With reale coin on left you can see "gold looking glare" that outlines crown at top of coin and shield in middle. Here's link to my other post where a better picture of the same coin has been posted by diggummup. If anyone has idea of approx. date of the half reale based on photo at link below (see coin with hole), please advise. Thank you.
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,29343.0.html
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