Whats the most valuable coin YOUVE ever discovered?

[PetesPockets55]

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[Red James Cash]

Maybe his next audit victim

 

[Truth]

My most valuable coin to me would be my 1829 Spanish 8 Reales found in a sidewalk strip

 

[3xflyfisher]

I used to own a bulk vending business. I would recover on average one silver quarter per week. One turned out to be a 1932d, a key date, in roughly fine or slightly better condition. Some kid probably broke in to his dad's or granddad's collection and treated him or herself to a quite expensive gumball! Valued at ~$225ish.

 

[MAILITY]

My parents bought an old farm when I was 16. While cleaning out the barn I found a donation card for a church that was being built in the area with 16 mercury dimes in it. My mother made me go to the church, long since built, and put $2.00 in the donations box. That was 30 years ago!

.I found it where an old mansion was and it was stuffed between the legs of a tree roots where I assume a squirrel hid it.Tree's are good hunting spots

 

[MAILITY]

.I found it where an old mansion was and it was stuffed between the legs of a tree roots where I assume a squirrel hid it.Tree's are good hunting spots

My parents bought an old farm when I was 16. While cleaning out the Audacity Find My iPhone Origin barn I found a donation card for a church that was being built in the area with 16 mercury dimes in it. My mother made me go to the church, long since built, and put $2.00 in the donations box. That was 30 years ago!

 

[PA_Coin_Collector]

I found a 1957 Benji half in the second roll of halves I ever got at the bank,which is probably my coolest find.

Now onto the most valuable,which is not too valuable as I have only been hunting for about 2-3 years now. We live right next door to an old one room schoolhouse that my grandpa went to and was open from around the early 1900s until the 50's-60's.
Before I had found this particular coin I had found 2 silvers before this at the same location(also the only place I have found silvers to this day). I was detecting below the edge of a bush when i got a nice low-mid 80s signal. When I dug it up it proved to be a 1931 mercury dime in nice shape. Here is a linked photo:

 

[Silver Worm]

Please respond to the poll above. Thanks.

You can also reply to this if you want, and tell us: What is it? Where'd you find it? Do you still have it?

Civil War Era saloon token, only one of nine know to be in existence. $2,400.

 

[Ramsundi]

It is this one, tho I don't know the real value of this coin. It is Swedish silver 4 Mark klipping coin from 1571. I found it from Finland by metal detecting from the local field. Here is video about this find:

 

[Mackaydon]

Ramsundi,
Welcome to treasurenet.
SoCal Don........

 

[Ramsundi]

Ramsundi,
Welcome to treasurenet.
SoCal Don........

Thank you very much! 😊

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

I found a 1912-S V-Nickel...!
...the year of the Titanic Disaster...!
Not that good of shape, but its my only V-Nickel, too...!

 

[whistler84]

My most valuable coin, was actually my very first target in metal detecting. It sparked and fueled my passion for love if it all.
1845 seated large O dime.
A day i will NEVER forget. Found with an ace 150

 

[Marshalll]

I suspect that this is about metal detector finds. I do not detect that way, but I search eBay for unattributed or misattributed coins. To that end I have discovered many worth $500 to $1500 and while not purchasing it, discovered on worth $6,000 recently. The buyer got a huge bargain BTW.

 

[PetesPockets55]

I suspect that this is about metal detector finds. I do not detect that way, but I search eBay for unattributed or misattributed coins. To that end I have discovered many worth $500 to $1500 and while not purchasing it, discovered on worth $6,000 recently. The buyer got a huge bargain BTW.

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Neat but can you fill in between the lines for us in on the particulars of this one? I'm not familiar with this series.
Thanks.

EDIT: The ID appeared on the file name when I enlarged the image. "1793 NC-6 Obverse"
Hopefully it was OK to list it.

 

[alaskaseeker]

One of a kind 50 BC Celtic 1/4 Gold Stater.....

 

[Noah_D]

I really started mding this June, I had a detector before but only used it like once or twice, but still I think I did decent this year. My best is either my 1831 British penny (my profile pic) or my 1864 IHP. I haven't cleaned up the IHP all the way, but it isn't crusty like some are and from what I see so far it is in pretty good condition, since it is dirty I don't know if it has an L or not yet but either way it should be worth a few bucks. The 1831 penny isn't in super great condition, nevertheless it is my favorite and oldest find.

 

[jimgrains51]

I found some coins yesterday that needs cleaning but just by looking at them a few might be worth a few hundred dollars. I just upgraded my metal detector and I noticed that Ive found more treasures in the areas that Ive already checked with my old metal detector. Upgrading was the best investment. If looking to upgrade your metal detector, I suggest you visit this website for reviews and information.

 

[Noah_D]

I really started mding this June, I had a detector before but only used it like once or twice, but still I think I did decent this year. My best is either my 1831 British penny (my profile pic) or my 1864 IHP. I haven't cleaned up the IHP all the way, but it isn't crusty like some are and from what I see so far it is in pretty good condition, since it is dirty I don't know if it has an L or not yet but either way it should be worth a few bucks. The 1831 penny isn't in super great condition, nevertheless it is my favorite and oldest find.

EDIT: I cleaned up the 1864 IHP a while back and it is in fact the L variety! And I found another last year as well, can you believe that? Out of the five or six IHP's I dug last season two of them were 1864 L's.

 

[gemee]

I suspect that this is about metal detector finds. I do not detect that way, but I search eBay for unattributed or misattributed coins. To that end I have discovered many worth $500 to $1500 and while not purchasing it, discovered on worth $6,000 recently. The buyer got a huge bargain BTW.

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That coin looks really shot. What is it?