aa battery
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I have no idea but its silver and down about 7 inches near a historic site.
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aa battery said:D D D i am never gonna make the banner finding fake coins
BuckleBoy said:aa battery said:D D D i am never gonna make the banner finding fake coins
Some people have.
Thats what threw me its silverbigcypresshunter said:Is it really silver?
Felinepeachy said:Does this make it easier?
BuckleBoy said:aa battery said:D D D i am never gonna make the banner finding fake coins
Some people have.
Mine is a little different but close.bigcypresshunter said:Here is a company that makes sterling silver replica groats. They advertise highly accurate reproductions. By changing a letter or word they are not counterfeiting.
http://www.by-the-sword.com/acatalog/Coins.html
Is yours 'D"? Edward I/III
Kingdom of Caid? http://www.sca-caid.org/Felinepeachy said:REGNUM CAIDIS?
Now we are getting somewhere lol. There is some kind of connection to this Renaissance Fair. We may need a teenager to help us. This is what it says on one side: REGNUM CAIDIS (The Kingdom of Caid) Moe is right. The other side is a cross. Before the cross is the word CAIDIS again.. Check this out: SHOLARUM CAIDIS is a web page designed for teenagers who are active or interested in The Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. (SCA).aa battery said:One side reads Dis-Reg-Num-Cai The other side Caidi-St.- Grhrtre
I guess i made the weird forum, wait there isnt onebigcypresshunter said:Here is a whole page of e-mail addresses for SCA officers that may recognize this coin or the unidentified writing. (GRHRTRE?). http://regnum.sca-caid.org/
SCA appears to be popular in California.
The Kingdom of Caid is the sixth kingdom in the Society for Creative Anachronism . Its modern boundaries include Southern California, Southern Nevada and Hawaii.
Yes it is all a bit weird but interesting to ID. It may have some value, afterall it is silver. The SCA has 60,000 members. Arent you a bit curious as to what it commemorates or was used for? Are you sure the unidentified letters are GRHRTRE?aa battery said:I guess i made the weird forum, wait there isnt onebigcypresshunter said:Here is a whole page of e-mail addresses for SCA officers that may recognize this coin or the unidentified writing. (GRHRTRE?). http://regnum.sca-caid.org/
SCA appears to be popular in California.
The Kingdom of Caid is the sixth kingdom in the Society for Creative Anachronism . Its modern boundaries include Southern California, Southern Nevada and Hawaii.
Thanks MoeMoe (fl) said:Here is a link to coins made for the SCA organization:
www.saydo.org/pastlane/token10.htm
This group seems very elaborate with their kingdom creations.
Nice find anyway!
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-Moe