whats the oldest coin you have dug

[jgas]

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

 

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[Silver Searcher]

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

SS

 

[Iron Patch]

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

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

 

[Sniffy]

if you enlarge this you may see the date 1750

1750 draped bust large cent..hmm...nice!

 

[Iron Patch]

if you enlarge this you may see the date 1750

1750 draped bust large cent..hmm...nice!

Rare issue from her teen years.

 

[Indianhead Jones]

A 1788 Massachusetts cent, found in a forest preserve.

Larry G.

 

[Sniffy]

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

 

[Coins4Cheese]

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.

 

[jdsarasin8194]

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

 

[Iron Patch]

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

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

 

[jdsarasin8194]

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

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.

 

[Iron Patch]

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

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.

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?

 

[jdsarasin8194]

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

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.

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.

 

[Iron Patch]

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

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.

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.

 

[Ammo Dog]

1867 shield nickle

 

[fistfulladirt]

1758, southern Michigan.

 

[jdsarasin8194]

[/quote]


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.
[/quote]Any idea on the value?

 

[Iron Patch]

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.
[/quote]Any idea on the value?
[/quote]


Not enough to keep writing more in this sentence.

 

[jdsarasin8194]

Would it be worth anything if it was in good condition?

 

[Iron Patch]

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.