Beach gives up quadfecta of silver dimes old buckle old marble and a mystery silver possibly Canadian?

[Mark kus]

The only coin that I dug in a park was the mystery silver coin it’s about the size of a nickel only visible is the obverse of a head. The rest were all from low low tide in the rocks and after the beach sand was pushed back oldies is the seated dime 1877 two barbers 19031911 two mercury dime 1942 192? Rosie’s from 1948-1964
A nice buffalo nickel a musket ball and a old small buckle and a good amount of clad and a sterling saint Christopher
All using my manticore

 

[laplander]

What a haul Mark, the buckle is an oldie!

 

[MuddyMo]

Wow great hunt & multi SILVERS, congrats!

 

[JimmyCT]

Great hunt Mark!! I have no idea what that mystery silver coin is.

 

[Ted S]

Well done Mark!

 

[Mark kus]

Thanks guys been busy so I get out when I can I hit the beach near my home way out towards the mouth of a river and it paid in the rocks there’s a old shipwreck out there 1700’s so I’m hoping more to come.
Anyone who can help on the old worn silver that would be great the old buckle was a surface find in the rocks
Mark

 

[floodplaindetector]

Nice hunting Mark! Congrats on the dime grand slam. It's been a few years since I got one of those.
That left facing pointy head silver coin has me stumped as it doesn't look to be like any old Canadian silver I have ever found. Definitely old and cool though.
You may have to post that on some Numismatic web site or take it to a coin dealer. I am curious to see what that is and how old it is.
Dave

 

[Mark kus]

Nice hunting Mark! Congrats on the dime grand slam. It's been a few years since I got one of those.
That left facing pointy head silver coin has me stumped as it doesn't look to be like any old Canadian silver I have ever found. Definitely old and cool though.
You may have to post that on some Numismatic web site or take it to a coin dealer. I am curious to see what that is and how old it is.
Dave

Thanks Dave yes it has me stumped it was found in Groton Ct a park that’s not too old but the area is a friend who’s does archaeological digs for the Mohegan tribe said it may be Italian Italian?? Wish a date was visible was visible lol
Mark

 

[markinswpa]

Awesome score Mark. Congrats on the slam and all the other cool finds. You really have some great spots. Good luck on the return.

 

[Odanscoils]

For an old fart. You sure are kicking butt.
Very nice hawl.

 

[fwcrawford]

Pretty impressive finds there Mark..
That one coin is quite the mystery find it seems… I have no idea what it could be either.

 

[Ray(Ca)]

Nice haul Mark! The a Manti is killing it. I have one coming on Monday.
Ray

 

[Mark kus]

Nice haul Mark! The a Manti is killing it. I have one coming on Monday.
Ray

thanks yes its a good detector in the rocky areas at the beach where a lot of iron is present I crank up the recovery to 7
Mark

 

[cintisteve]

The only coin that I dug in a park was the mystery silver coin it’s about the size of a nickel only visible is the obverse of a head. The rest were all from low low tide in the rocks and after the beach sand was pushed back oldies is the seated dime 1877 two barbers 19031911 two mercury dime 1942 192? Rosie’s from 1948-1964
A nice buffalo nickel a musket ball and a old small buckle and a good amount of clad and a sterling saint Christopher
All using my manticore

I went beach hunting in Emarald Isle NC last week. Only my 2nd attempt at beach hunting. Didn’t have much success. I’m guessing my settings werernt right even though it was a pre loaded program for beach and jewelry. I usually hunt in dirt with a lot more success. It really was disappointing..

 

[utmike]

Heck of a haul!! Congrats

 

[Mark kus]

I went beach hunting in Emarald Isle NC last week. Only my 2nd attempt at beach hunting. Didn’t have much success. I’m guessing my settings werernt right even though it was a pre loaded program for beach and jewelry. I usually hunt in dirt with a lot more success. It really was disappointing..

Use beach general first one I hunt no discrimination I have a video why shows a nickel pretty much no signal on surface in red black sand went last night all in rocky area did well first time out on river in new skiff

 

[Mike Moutray - St.Louis MO]

The only coin that I dug in a park was the mystery silver coin it’s about the size of a nickel only visible is the obverse of a head. The rest were all from low low tide in the rocks and after the beach sand was pushed back oldies is the seated dime 1877 two barbers 19031911 two mercury dime 1942 192? Rosie’s from 1948-1964
A nice buffalo nickel a musket ball and a old small buckle and a good amount of clad and a sterling saint Christopher
All using my manticore

Nice haul! That mystery coin is a Netherlands 25 cent coin from 1848 or 1849. It's 64% silver so it held up well in the water. Take care,
Mike.

 

[Mark kus]

Nice haul! That mystery coin is a Netherlands 25 cent coin from 1848 or 1849. It's 64% silver so it held up well in the water. Take care,
Mike.

Thanks Mike it was found in a park
mark

 

[floodplaindetector]

great find

Thanks Mike it was found in a park
mark

 

[Picketwire]

Mark kus is a great asset to this forum with all his finds and advice. I do appreciate his posts very much.