Coins found near St. Johns Newfoundland by father during WWII.

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  1. Stalexander

    Stalexander New Member

    My father gave me several coins while alive that he found on beach near St. Johns Newfoundland. This is my first attempt to find out
    what they are and are they collectable. One was a 1908 Canadian Penny, but the others have irregular edges and one has EXANO1736 and P,V,8,2,3,7 with edges worn or cut off. Size from 1.25-1.50", two are heavier then the lighter shiny coin.

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  3. Ardatirion

    Ardatirion Où est mon poisson

    Cast fakes of 18th century Spanish coins struck in S. America.
     
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  4. Stalexander

    Stalexander New Member

    Thanks for letting me know about the coins.

    Since they had been in box for 40 years, I was hoping they would be part of history. Guess I will give to the grandkids to play with. At least the silver dollars are real.
     
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