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    Third medieval golden coin this year !!

    I consider myself een Lucky man....I found my third golden coin this year...just have been on the right spot. It's my third in the same area.
    This time a mediaval goldguilder from 1464, with Saint John the Baptist with in his hand lamb-gods. It is in an excellent state so you can see !

    I think the former owner hide it from the Spanish conquerors back then.

    Enjoy the pic's !!

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    All I can do is shake my head. Do you have a grading service there? Do you use PCGS? What do you do with a coin like that? Do you have any idea as to its worth? Still shaking my head...unreal.
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    No way!! That's awesome and in spectacular shape! The design is beautiful! WTG!!
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    Wow!
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    That's amazing! If it could only talk!
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    A very beautiful coin with a great history! Congratulations. What do the 5 Coats of Arms represent in the second picture. One looks like Britain and one looks German to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaddyDigger View Post
    A very beautiful coin with a great history! Congratulations. What do the 5 Coats of Arms represent in the second picture. One looks like Britain and one looks German to me.
    You are very right....German it is. Brandenburg.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OxShoeDrew View Post
    All I can do is shake my head. Do you have a grading service there? Do you use PCGS? What do you do with a coin like that? Do you have any idea as to its worth? Still shaking my head...unreal.
    There is a grading service here. What do I do with such a coin....well....first I'll keep it for a while and look at it haha. My first golden coin this year I've sold and bought myself a brand new CTX 3030 of Minelab. I saw this coin in a bad shape on the internet for approximately 1000 euro's. This coin will be worth a little bit more then, I think 1200-1300 euro's (1400 USD).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pacivilwarluke View Post
    No way!! That's awesome and in spectacular shape! The design is beautiful! WTG!!
    Yes very nice design. And this coin was, as you can see on the picture, just lying on the surface, did'nt have to dig it. She was just waiting for me I guess haha.
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    very nice.
    I have not found a gold coin ; )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graud18 View Post
    very nice.
    I have not found a gold coin ; )
    Oh you will in time ! I've noticed your are from Poland. Like to go there to hunt !
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    Speechless ! Congratulations ! Still expecting mine from France some day, when I go back during the summer or for Christmas time.
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    All I can say is WOW !!!! Beautiful coin !
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    Amazing find! Most people search for a lifetime and never find a single gold coin, and here you are with 3 that are older than my country!
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    I can only dream. What great history. WD
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    That is awesome, in the true sense of the word. Congratulations!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Taltahull View Post
    Speechless ! Congratulations ! Still expecting mine from France some day, when I go back during the summer or for Christmas time.
    That would be something ! France is stuffed with goodies, I'll go in october. Roman coins !! Didn't find roman gold yet....it's there waiting for me...
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    Where in France would you be going?
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    That may be the most beautiful coin I've ever seen in my life!

    What a mind blowing find! I would have a heart attack if I saw that beautiful gold coin in the dirt. In my book that is the ultimate find!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Taltahull View Post
    Where in France would you be going?
    Always around citys (or bigger villages) or near rivers, in particular where they use to bade or cross.
    In mediėval times people have been depositing their dirt (streetdirt etc) on the fields for manuring.
    Just use Google earth to zoom in nearby citys and the fields around it, you will see the old structures.
    Happy Hunting !
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