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 Posted 09/12/2017  5:57 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Shane508 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
First post. I expect to be here more, due to my new hobby of metal detecting. I bought a metal detector today, went about a half mile into the woods near my home, where there's no trail or anything, and came across 3 coins that were about 5 or 6 inches into the ground.

No luck finding them on Google.

Found 2 of these: one side has two swords, the other side looks like a dragon.
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Found 1 of these: one side looks like a shield, and the other is just lines.

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Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
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 Posted 09/12/2017  6:07 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add moxking to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I can't be of any help on either of those. Neither look like coins. The first looks more like a button, but there is no hasp, so it can't be a button.

Ill keep watching to see if anyone can help you with these.

Good luck with your hunting. Be careful, though, treasure hunting can be highly addictive.
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Not every round flat piece of metal is a coin.
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@Shane508, first welcome to CCF. Second, any chance you can post pics that are in focus a little better? I agree that they aren't likely coins, but rather tokens or something else.
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 Posted 09/12/2017  7:13 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Shane508 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks people. And oriole, yeah, I should've specified that I'm not sure if this is a coin, especially since there's no visible denomination on it.

And yes, I'll try taking some better-focused pictures in a few minutes.
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After getting a high quality photo, I now see that it looks to say "TD" on the bottom on both sides. I have spent a few hours researching and have found nothing; leading me to believe this is either extremely worthless, or extremely rare.

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I did find a carwash token on Google that also has the same TD logo on it, so this is looking to be worthless, but still cool looking. As for the coin/token with the shield on it, I haven't figured out what that is yet.
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TD almost certainly are the initials of the design artist and /or engraver.
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