Is this natural tonning???

Dont worry in the late 70's A dealer was offered two bags of 1889 CC's. For a measly $8,000 total.
he passed on them, didnt even kep the guys contact info.
Or so the legend goes.
The bags never resurfaced, such a shame, theyre probably sitting in some musky storage as we speak.
They probably did have bags, and broke them apart to sell, or found a huge hoard to break apart. The one I have is the bank of new york, dated 1906. being circulated, I could only guess how they got intot hat bag.

 

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Ohhh lol metal detectors. Yes she would go nuclear war on my rear end. That's why it stays at my buddies house, whom she despises, he lives within a hour of 2 goldmines, 3 ghosttowns, and 2 very popular lakes. I have very good pickings. I got two washed up rolexs from the lake this year. And bunch of older coins from the mines and towns.
It's fun, but i would expect to sleep on the couch with one eye open for a kong if she found out. Lol

 

That's funny. Though I imagine if I came home with two Rolexs she wouldn't mind so much anymore...

 

Thanks for clarifying...

I meant modern day bags, sacks, etc, where they had been later stuffed into.....

 

No, because one of the stores, is a we buy gold/silver, with high end jewelery as well.
Have usually a couple rolexs in stock.
These two I brought home, ended up selling the lower ended one. The second I am getting repaired, once fixed it will be worth a very nice chunk of change.

Yes thats what I have.
However counted only 100.
88 look like they were in the ground.
more than 60 have verdgris...

Did purchase two sacks of peace dollars today though.