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New Member
 Australia
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thanks for the reply mate , ill definitely keep it good to know its a rare coin though :) thank you for your time btw mate appreciate it heaps!
I do love metal detecting Numister I go out with my dad we have found a lot of things from coins to war badges even found a soldiers dog tag I have plenty of finds witch ill post in the metal detecting section in the future!
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06/27/2020 09:51 am
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Valued Member
 United States
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I would be back out there detecting today. Hopefully it can be verified for you.
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New Member
Australia
28 Posts |
yea blind , we will go back to the spot for sure , been raining hard for the past few days so yet to go back.
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New Member
Australia
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hey guys , I'm heading out to the same spot today metal detecting if I find anymore unique finds ill be sure to share :) have a great day all!
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Pillar of the Community
Singapore
631 Posts |
Noooo we don't wanna see it ....
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New Member
Australia
28 Posts |
haha , nothing to great! got a 1918 sixpence and few half pennys :p and some relics :D
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Pillar of the Community
Singapore
631 Posts |
Much better than the junk I find
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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i reckon genuine coin due in part to the fact that you found in a minefield as at that time loads of Chinese migrants (gold rushes), reason why there aren't much old coin in China especially silver one in good condition is due to the fact that they melt them down number of reasons. As long as you can figure out that it silver and looks like old silver its very likely too be real even tho while scarce.
there is a resident expert he also Aussie, gxseries should be able to give you a better run down if your up for it. :/
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New Member
Australia
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Hey thanks for the reply ryurazu yea pretty stoke to find out its a rare coin , it will forever stay in my collection of old coins :)
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I'm certain it's genuine. If you can take a photo of the edge, that would tell a lot more.
Despite the chopmark and reverse damage, this is still a very popular coin. I would price it easily in the 100 dollar mark. (If genuine)
Some scarce coins do come from various countries. I'm not surprised if it's from a deserted town in middle of no where in Australia. Afterall, migrants went everywhere.
My partial coin collection http://www.omnicoin.com/collection/gxseriesMy numismatics articles and collection: http://www.gxseries.com/numis/numis_index.htmRegularly updated at least once a month. |
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New Member
Australia
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Hi Gx thanks for the reply mate , and sorry it has taken so long to get back ive been flat out! I actually found the coin in a old townsite that dated back in the 1890s
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New Member
Australia
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so I found another Chinese coin , wouldn't have a clue what it is and ill post a pic up of it soon , it has a square cut out in the middle of it. :S
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Pillar of the Community
Singapore
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Seems like you found a honey hole, very soon all the Chinese coin dealers are gonna buy MDs and flock to your spot...
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New Member
Australia
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haha they better not :p! I done a little research on the coin last night but still would like to put a picture up of it so I can show you guys my find the coin seems to be in bad shape but still stoked to find Chinese coins in Australia :) pic be up shortly
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I would like to know more history what the Chinese was doing there at that time. It looks like chop marks showing on both side. Nice coin!
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