Found one of my oldest coins today

[coinspader]

The D2 is continuing to amaze, today I found what I think might be a Reale or a six pence, I can only see an 18 on the reverse. It was in amongst a ton of nails where an old old building once stood in my old park. I assume it must be from the early 1800's

 

[still looking 52]

That Barber dime is also a great find, looks to be hardly worn, probably lost around WW1.
Great day detecting.

 

[T-DUB]

The D2 is continuing to amaze, today I found what I think might be a Reale or a six pence, I can only see an 18 on the reverse. It was in amongst a ton of nails where an old old building once stood in my old park. I assume it must be from the early 1800's

Congrats!

 

[Odanscoils]

Sweet

 

[IDXMonster]

The D2 is continuing to amaze, today I found what I think might be a Reale or a six pence, I can only see an 18 on the reverse. It was in amongst a ton of nails where an old old building once stood in my old park. I assume it must be from the early 1800's

Here’s what you have, a bun head Victoria “something”, depending on size….this is of one of my quarters. That’s a nice pick Spader!

 

[coinspader]

I thought it might be a six pence, not quite as old as I first thought, I was thinking reale at first

 

[PDH]

Awesome finds! That D2 is treating you well.

 

[coinspader]

I did a google image search and I believe the coin is a Canadian Victoria ten cent piece, very happy with the D2 : )

 

[Beanflippinclint]

Nice

 

[Mark kus]

Here’s what you have, a bun head Victoria “something”, depending on size….this is of one of my quarters. That’s a nice pick Spader!

Canadian

 

[Ronstar]

I have a 1911 dime and from what detail I can make out it appears to be different. Not saying its not what you have but just for comparison (Canada dime is lower left in the two photos).

 

[IDXMonster]

I have a 1910 dime and from what detail I can make out it appears to be a match!

Reverse is the same for 1910 but the front is Edward 7 instead of Victoria.

 

[Rick(ND)]

my first impression on the picture is a 1800 Canadian coin, but cant tell what it is or the year, but has the same detail as my 1875 H dime and my 1893 fish scale (5 cent). I think they used Victoria on the 1800 coins.

Rick