Paddyman, Have you found anything of great value?? I metal detect with a little Tesoro, but so far just around the beach here in Washington state....
Thank you!! This makes better sense. duh
Off loaded lots of silver several weeks ago, replaced with gold. Saves space. Did not buy gold to sell, only to protect my life's holdings. Au is...
My guess, corrosion. Maybe salt water. Gary in Washington
Reprocessed, looks like my stapelling!! :happy:
Below, a 1953 Belgium .835 silver, 20 Francs. Ø 27mm. Weighs 7.95 grams. Legend in Dutch "Belgie", has medal alignment. Reeded edge. The rampant...
Thank you, nice set of these one year types. I really like the 1 centavo.
cancel- accidentally tried to reply. I know nothing about paper currency!
One of a kind.
I bought this 1943 5 Centavos, years ago. I was caught by the nice display of colors. It is brass, and is well circulated. 21 mm diameter. Weighs...
Small cracks on the R and E. I believe they would be termed die cracks. Or stress cracks from being smacked again! :wideyed: Gary in Washington
It was overstruck on the obverse probably the upper coin. Via www.Numista.com [ATTACH] Gary in Washington
Very nice overstruck coins! Riff you say you found it, where or how. Nice die crack too. Gary in Washington
Well be sure to send me/us some pics. Shoot lots of them, use different lights, etc. Get to know it! Gary in Washington
Well , for about $20.00 you can make it a very fine close-up macro camera! Available everywhere (Amazon et cetera). [ATTACH] Gary in Washington
yep, heated.
Need a focused image!
What kind of camera do you have, and model?
1991, 10 Bolivianos. .925 silver. 27 grams. Mintage 50,000. About 38 mm. Proof. Commemorative. [ATTACH] NOTE: I did not take this photo, but I...
I agree with you. But note the coin must be tilted at a certain angle to produce the black field. Now with a camera, the coin can be shot straight...
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