What was your single finest find of 2012 ???????????????

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A 1836 2 Reale before I left Maryland to move to Minnesota on Dec 10th 2012...
 

I suppose it would be my 1801 Large Cent 1/000, my oldest coin to date. Kudos to my At Pro. Hopin' everyone has a great 2013!
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I found a real nice Ipod while walking the dog and I also found at a garage sale some nice white gold cufflinks and some 10k gold chains ,all for $3,sold the jewlery for $180,kept the Ipod.
 

IMG_0568.webpThe Find I Like the Most is this Old Sterling Ornate Lid of some sort.
 

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My beautiful wife

Amen brother. You are a lucky man
 

Finally getting a JOB! Then it would have to be the gold rings.
 

Best find of 2012 is definitely my 1903s Key Date Barber dime in amazing condition.
 

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For me, it would have to be the Seated Half.

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Mine would be the Denarus of Claudius
Claudius (AD 41-54), Denarius, Lugdunum, AD 46-47, TI CLAVD CAESAR AVG P M TR P VI IMP XI, laureate head right, rev S P Q R / P P / OB C S in three lines in oak-wreath, 3.83g (RIC 41)

For sure the most expensive coin in my collection, and the rarest!!
 

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Not all treasures are in the ground. I can't take a photo of this yet. It is a copper medal dated 1874-1937 from the San Francisco Mint. It even has an s mint mark also a portrail of the San Francisco Mint building. This is on the obverse. On the reverse is a spread eagle over a map of the U.S. and the Treasury Department above that. I found it in an antique shop for $8.00. What is it actually worth?
 

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since i got rolling with this in august of 2012 with no problems i must say coin wise is the 1829 half dime, and then the early 1800's flat button 5c.webp5creverse.webp1800 flat.webp1800 front.webp
 

Forgot about my Saxon Penny, Eadgar pre-reform, circumscription cross type. 959-972... Bit nibbled on the flan, but seen worse. I hope to top this coin in 2013, but it might be a tough ask.

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A sterling silver Tiffany and company ring which cleaned up beautifully so I bought a sterling silver chain for it and it was one of my wife's Christmas presents this year.

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one of my personal bests of 2012
family crest "seal" ring
probably late 1800's - early 1900's
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Easily my 18kt gold and 1 carat TW diamond anniversary ring. Made banner also. Dream come true.
 

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Mine has to be my Union Officer Sword Buckle, found in the school yard across the street from home.
 

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Mine has to be my Union Officer Sword Buckle, found in the school yard across the street from home.
Did you find any bullets or buttons there?
 

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