Wishful-thinker
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This is my oldest change back at the store find....does it count? 
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What was you oldest coin that you found???
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treasurefiend
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1935 D Buffalo Nickel
Nice change find anyways.lordmarcovan
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[quote Hugh Pharted]Mine was an 1868 Bun Head Penny....The other oldest coin I found was a 1898 silver dollar...
[/quote]Good grief, that one is SHARP!
Isn't the 1868 a better date, too? (No, wait... that is 1869, isn't it.) That coin kept remarkably well in the ground!
[/quote]Good grief, that one is SHARP!Isn't the 1868 a better date, too? (No, wait... that is 1869, isn't it.) That coin kept remarkably well in the ground!
scubadetector
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1672 Spanish Reale. Does it matter that I found it in a bezel and it was on somebodys neck at one time? I am guessing that it came off a shipwreck somewhere and was given to a husband or wife as a gift. Found it in lake St. Clair in about 5' of water.
