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Some recent F19 finds. 1782 Spanish silver

Digger70pa

Digger70pa

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I got a couple of days off work. So I did some relic hunting. Thanks for looking. HH
 
Thanks buddy. That thing traveled a long way from where it was minted at to where I found it at. Just shows the early monetary system in the early states was based on hard currency from other countries.
 
Thus the term "bits".
 
Two bit four bit eight bits a dollar.
 
Its a shot bullet that the soldier made into a fishing sinker. Pretty cool huh?. I've found some in my reb camp where I live. They carved Gardner's into them. Thanks for looking & HH. TIM
 
Its a star base to boot.
 
Hello, good hunting !!
I enjoy when you find Spanish silver.
  There is a good job on this topic wiki wiki $
For me the dollar symbol is inspired by this
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thanks for sharing
 
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