I have been mapping out a old area that has several homesites on it. The area is all wooded and has been since early 1900's. It is a very large area and will take me sometime to map out. I did manage to pull out a great find from all the mason jar lids and bits of copper. Here it is a 1807 Spanish 1 Reale. Thanks for looking.
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Sunday's Reale Find
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Here's to many, many more.Charles (Upstate NY)
Well-known member
Awesome find congrats! Be sure to detect the tree trunks, they pick up coins and you find them embedded in the bark 2 feet off the ground sometimes.
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Very nice. !!
The only way I would find one of those up here would be a coin shop ...
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The only way I would find one of those up here would be a coin shop ...
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