Whats the most valuable coin YOUVE ever discovered?

What was it's value? (in US dollars)


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This would be worth around $1500 if not dug, because it is dug it worth WAY less.

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A 1908 Quarter Eagle Found While Detecting I hit it with my garret retriever ( kind of like a pick ax) it has a scratch!
 

I found a 1964 Canadian nickel with an extra water line (60$)
and a 1991 key date Canadian quarter (20$)

I have many more that are way more valuable but those two are more special because I actually found them :)
 

At 10 yrs. old, I was lucky enough to find a 1893 S Morgan Silver Dollar. Mintage: 100,000
 

found a 1921-d merc dime in fine condition
 

What's the most valuable coin YOU'VE ever discovered?

Morgan dollar 1891-cc
 

Found an 1876-cc seated dime in a brinks box about a year ago, see attached pic. At first I saw only the reverse and thought it was a barber dime, until turning it over to see the real find.ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1441498706.522659.jpg
 

In 2001 at a bank I asked a bank teller for any rolls of .50 pieces she had. She asked why and I told her I collect silver. She gave me a roll and said take these because they are old. She also said she had a loose half in her drawer that was black looking and old. She gave me that one as well. I paid her face value for everything. The old roll of coins was all Franklins. The loose black-looking (tarnished) was an 1844-O half dollar. Believe it or not I married her.
 

I hope you don't still tell tellers you collect silver! Your wife was probably your best find ever.
 

Paid 2 bucks for a really worn 1916 D Mercury dime about a year ago.
Also have a 1916 dime I got today that I'm questioning.
 

Let's see some pics!

Please , a picture of the coveted 1916-D found in the WILD. I'm not questioning your post, but I'd love to see just ONE that somebody actually found, and not a picture from RED BOOK.
 

bria do you have a picture of the coins pls reply
 

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I guess I have found two. I have pictures of one and waiting patiently (over 5 years) for my brother to find the other he supposedly misplaced to get a picture of it.

an 1893CC Eagle and a 1914D wheat

 

I have also found a 1914 D wheat penny but it's in very bad condition
 

Found a 3-cent(nickel) piece few years ago in a MRW dime box, about 1873 ?
 

It was 1955 in Oak Ridge Tennessee, I was 8 years old and new nothing about coins. My dad had a blue and white 55 Chevrolet that I really liked. So, I see this Penney in my hand all shiny and new with two dates on it. It stood out like a sore thumb. I showed it to my family members and no one new what it was other than a new Penney. Because my dad had that 55 chevy and I had that strange looking double die 1955 Penney I'll just carry it for good luck. Well, it didn't bring me much luck. One day I was standing in front of a bubble gum machine and wanted that gum bad. No money, then I remembered that 55 double die penny hidden in my Roy Rogers bill fold and I pulled it out, put it in the machine, got my gum and went about my day. Many years later after developing an interest in collecting coins did I understand the value of that special penny I found and carried it a year before spending it. Live & Learn!
 

Dug a 1921-D mercury dime in VG condition. Right next to a tree 7 inches down in a pretty hunted out park with my Ace 350. I still have it and all my other silver dug coins (an AU-58 1917 Mercury is the runner up at the moment!)
 

mine is 1914 d buffalo nickel 90$:headbang:
 

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