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not your usual silver coin in new jersey
- Thread starter Kmatch7
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rustydigger
New member
Nice what part of jersey ya from?
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Nice save !! 
It doesn't seem unusual at all to me that you would find more foreign coins in a colonial-era state. A longer occupation equals more people passing through equals more coin drops. Anyways I love those old Canadian silver coins, last year I found a 1966 dollar, a few old dimes and one 1906 five cent "fish scale" ... being 60 miles from the Canadian border helps too.
It doesn't seem unusual at all to me that you would find more foreign coins in a colonial-era state. A longer occupation equals more people passing through equals more coin drops. Anyways I love those old Canadian silver coins, last year I found a 1966 dollar, a few old dimes and one 1906 five cent "fish scale" ... being 60 miles from the Canadian border helps too.
Detecting History
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That's a really nice one. The king is usually rubbed pretty badly