Nothing wrong with your eyes old man ] good pickup :Y:
silver said:I like how the emu survived.
silver said:I like how the emu survived.
Smoky bandit said:Wow Awesome finds..
You seem to get alot of cut pennies..Love to know the story behind that :Y:
golddiggerart said:Instead of pieces of eight they are pieces of pennies...lolol Brilliant to find a lot of predecimals sand silvers with so much crud, could be something extra special in that spot... :Y:
Secret Squirrels said:Stunning photo with the pink florries and shilling surrounded by all those cut pennies. 8) weird that the coppers are coming out cleaner than the silver. Nice hunting :Y:
eve0001 said:Secret Squirrels said:Stunning photo with the pink florries and shilling surrounded by all those cut pennies. 8) weird that the coppers are coming out cleaner than the silver. Nice hunting :Y:
Thanks SS, the coppers where heavily encrusted green to but the trick with the coppers is if you rub them straight after you dig them they clean up straight away, the silvers are a bit different for some sort of reason because of the way they react to the sand.
silver said:Nice array of silvers eve.
I recon the copper quarters were destined for the melting pot... I'd say a storm or a slipping mishap put an end to their journey. So either a jetty from the sailing ship days or a shipwreck nearby from the same era.
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May have been going to transport them back to the mint by boat..... a penny was worth a fair bit back then, and if someone knocked em off along the way they would'a been useless to them.eve0001 said:silver said:Nice array of silvers eve.
I recon the copper quarters were destined for the melting pot... I'd say a storm or a slipping mishap put an end to their journey. So either a jetty from the sailing ship days or a shipwreck nearby from the same era.
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Thanks for that info silver thats the best scenario Ive heard, Someone meaning to find another personal use for them whilst on the water, I dont think the government would have been demonetising them, they would simply melt them in Australia.
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