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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mattman, post: 42630, member: 2621&quot;]<b>Roy...You Id&#039;d that 1851 perfect!</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Heres pics of the 1851 coin. Found it mixed with some barber dimes in the collection, who knows how it got with them! Was starting to think I lost it for a minute. Anyway the Netherlands kinda makes sence tho, I found it metal detecting in Pennsyvania a while back and I think the Dutch and Netherlands are the same, kinda sorta maybe? I&#039;ve heard that the Amish still use alot of old money amongst themselves. Any ideas on this anyone. Could be wrong, just some tidbit I picked up somewhere. Thanks for the info, I guess I know where to come for help. Oh yeah, I can&#039;t see the message while typing this, so if you already mentioned it forgive me, but which side would be considered obverse? Date side I presume but I&#039;m not that familiar with world coins. MM</p><p><br /></p><p>PS&gt; I know this coin don&#039;t grade that great, but you have to remeber I dug it out of the ground&nbsp; and it was basically just a black, crusty disk when it came out. At first I thought it was a 17-1800&#039;s era&nbsp; button until I cleaned it. (I know what your thinking but remember what I just said, Dug coin) Copper rarely comes out of the ground nice but silver comes out the ground just as it went in. Dirt dosen&#039;t stick to silver coins, it&#039;s amazing some times how nice they are after sitting in the ground for many, many decades.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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