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Still experiminting, resposting a picture of a German silver 12 Kreuzer from 1759 - The size of a US half dollar
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frankieboy1959
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Unfortunately this coin has a nasty little scratch on the obverse, also a small ding in the rim at about the 10 o'clock position on the obverse also. The date is at about the 2 o'clock position on the obverse. The reverse in flawless with a beautiful coat of arms topped by a crown.
Goldstrike
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Awesome museum quality coin!! Your finding some incredible finds there in Germany!!! You might want to take a little trip to Toplitz lake and see if you can get some of those gold and silver bars that the Germans threw in there! lol!!!!
frankieboy1959
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Goldstrike if the obverse on this coin had been as nice as the reverse this would have been as serious contender for the nicest silver coin that I had ever found. The coin has a very unusual chocolate brown toning.
Goldstrike
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Because of the exceptional quality of the coins your finding, I am guessing that it may indicate that there is no fertilizing going on in the ground there? 
General what they introduce into the ground (chemicals) plays a huge part in the condition of the coins etc;.
General what they introduce into the ground (chemicals) plays a huge part in the condition of the coins etc;.