whats the oldest coin you have dug

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Gold Celtic Stater of the Corieltauvi Tribe(south ferriby type) 50BC :thumbsup:

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jgas said:
1812 Large Cent.....one side of the street.....other side of the street a Wellington Button from around 1812....Strange...in Indiana... :icon_scratch: jgas


Not really because lots of British backmarked buttons are found in the U.S..
 

bowser said:
if you enlarge this you may see the date 1750
1750 draped bust large cent..hmm...nice!
 

Yesterday I dug my oldest coin to date. A 1723 Woods Hibernia half penny.
 

I dug these baby's up at the beach. They're old Japanese coins called "Kuan Ei Tsu Ho". They're relatively common, I have about 7 of them now I think. There are some slight verities where the lettering is different. They were made from 1626-1859.
 

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Some worn Irish coin 1863, found in Irerland.
No idea what it REALLY is... :dontknow:
 

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jdsarasin8194 said:
Some worn Irish coin 1863, found in Irerland.
No idea what it REALLY is... :dontknow:


It's British and Queen Victoria, probably a halfpenny.
 

Iron Patch said:
jdsarasin8194 said:
Some worn Irish coin 1863, found in Irerland.
No idea what it REALLY is... :dontknow:


It's British and Queen Victoria, probably a halfpenny.
I posted it in the "What is it" thread and they said it is QV one penny. :hello2:
 

jdsarasin8194 said:
Iron Patch said:
jdsarasin8194 said:
Some worn Irish coin 1863, found in Irerland.
No idea what it REALLY is... :dontknow:


It's British and Queen Victoria, probably a halfpenny.
I posted it in the "What is it" thread and they said it is QV one penny. :hello2:


The design is close so when you can't read what it says, measurement is the next easy way to tell. So it's a large coin, larger than a US large cent?
 

Iron Patch said:
jdsarasin8194 said:
Iron Patch said:
jdsarasin8194 said:
Some worn Irish coin 1863, found in Irerland.
No idea what it REALLY is... :dontknow:


It's British and Queen Victoria, probably a halfpenny.
I posted it in the "What is it" thread and they said it is QV one penny. :hello2:


The design is close so when you can't read what it says, measurement is the next easy way to tell. So it's a large coin, larger than a US large cent?
yes, the size of half dollar.
 

jdsarasin8194 said:
Iron Patch said:
jdsarasin8194 said:
Iron Patch said:
jdsarasin8194 said:
Some worn Irish coin 1863, found in Irerland.
No idea what it REALLY is... :dontknow:


It's British and Queen Victoria, probably a halfpenny.
I posted it in the "What is it" thread and they said it is QV one penny. :hello2:


The design is close so when you can't read what it says, measurement is the next easy way to tell. So it's a large coin, larger than a US large cent?
yes, the size of half dollar.


Yep, that's a big ole penny. :thumbsup:
 

1758, southern Michigan.
 

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The design is close so when you can't read what it says, measurement is the next easy way to tell. So it's a large coin, larger than a US large cent?
[/quote]yes, the size of half dollar.
[/quote]


Yep, that's a big ole penny. :thumbsup:
[/quote]Any idea on the value?
 



The design is close so when you can't read what it says, measurement is the next easy way to tell. So it's a large coin, larger than a US large cent?
[/quote]yes, the size of half dollar.
[/quote]


Yep, that's a big ole penny. :thumbsup:
[/quote]Any idea on the value?
[/quote]


Not enough to keep writing more in this sentence. ;D
 

jdsarasin8194 said:
Would it be worth anything if it was in good condition?


It's like other common coins that in decent condition might put a few bucks in your pocket, but you'd need a real high grade to get any real cash.
 

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