This Years Finds

[The Rebel]

Hey All.

Seeing I just joined up here's a brief intro to what I've been finding.

Most of these came from a virgin site I found in the summer.

HH!
Roger

 

[aloldstuff]

What a great collection of relics and coins. Thanks for posting them.

 

[del]

very sweet finds you had a great year so far Roger , smart to keep Dave away from that site lol lol

 

[Fire Fighter 43]

You are doing very well the year. |:cheering: Congrats on all your finds and good luck with the fall season.

 

[Ill Digger]

:wow: Impressive display of finds! :shocked04:
Congrats! :grin:
Welcome to the forum from the cornfields of Illinois! :waving:

 

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

very sweet finds you had a great year so far Roger , smart to keep Dave away from that site lol lol

and the ribbing continues crying01 what a great site Rog! some sweet coins & love the cob!

 

[coinnut]

Nice looking coins thumbsup01 Love seeing cobs. Were they early 1700's or back into the 1600's? Kinda laughed when I saw the winter scene. Dan and I used to hunt a lot in the winter. Now we just read about it rofl

 

[Lodge Scent]

Some beautiful finds there Rebel thumbsup01

 

[The Rebel]

Nice looking coins thumbsup01 Love seeing cobs. Were they early 1700's or back into the 1600's? Kinda laughed when I saw the winter scene. Dan and I used to hunt a lot in the winter. Now we just read about it rofl

From: Diver Down from TN: After reviewing the new photos, the date is fairly evident along with a hint of an assayer that corresponds with the date. The outer legend has a date 166x. With the date of 63 between the pillars, it is dated 1663. With it being minted in Potosi, the assayer at the time was Antonio de Erqueta. You will note to the left of the nested 63, a well-worn assayer mark of E. With the scale of your cob next to the dime, it is a 1 reale.

Also, note the cross side: the lions and castles are transposed. It happens from time to time, but they are unusual to say the least especially when it comes to Antonio's work.

 

[coinnut]

From: Diver Down from TN: After reviewing the new photos, the date is fairly evident along with a hint of an assayer that corresponds with the date. The outer legend has a date 166x. With the date of 63 between the pillars, it is dated 1663. With it being minted in Potosi, the assayer at the time was Antonio de Erqueta. You will note to the left of the nested 63, a well-worn assayer mark of E. With the scale of your cob next to the dime, it is a 1 reale.

Also, note the cross side: the lions and castles are transposed. It happens from time to time, but they are unusual to say the least especially when it comes to Antonio's work.

Nice when you coins dip into the 1600's :clapping: You have found some great finds this year Rebel :beerbuddy:

 

[SeabeeRon]

Keep them coming Roger!! |)