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Filipinas United States coins in Texas

daddyflea

Active member
OK guys I have not Hunted in quite a while. Broke out my Metal Detectors and spent most of the afternoon figuring out the TID numbers on my Deleon. Finally found a promising place to hunt and right off the bat people were telling me about a White Haired man that had already went over the place real good. In fact I had hunted here twice myself. After spending all that time with the Deleon I used my old Golden Saber II. I only got about an hour to hunt but I found these. The Golden just barely picked them up at a little more than 6 inches. The first is a Filipinas United States of America ten cent piece with a date of 1945. The second is another Filipinas United States of America 20 cent piece dated 1918. Both are silver and both were underneath a Copper penny and a Clad Quarter. This goes to prove you should always check your holes. Anybody know what these may be worth? Pictures attached

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What are Filipinas coins ? what country?
 
Woodchuck said:
What are Filipinas coins ? what country?

That is the really neat part they are stamped United States of America on back
 
From some reading I have done you are correct and they are marked United States of America just like our coins.
 
Went back to the same place yesterday with my Golden Saber and dug clad constantly. No way I am going to find any more old coins till I dig up all the clad. Sad part is that I hunted this place several times before myself and was told about someone else also hunting it. We sure missed a heck of a lot of coins. I ordered a Cortez that should be here Friday so this will be a good place for its maiden voyage.
 
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