LandOLincoln
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Decided to go check under the porch of that house and found a corroded 1897 V nickel and a VERY worn 1868 Russian Copper Coin 5 Kopeks.
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06-24-2011
- Thread starter LandOLincoln
- Start date
snevlida147
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thats some oldies
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
A couple more nice finds......
LandOLincoln
New member
Yeah she would have been pretty without the corrosion. Took me forever to figure out that russian coin. Its the size of a half dollar and heavy. I thought it was some token that said 1868 to some other date that was worn off. Thank you google!
LandOLincoln
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The porch is small. Maybe 10 by 6 at most. Lots of iron under there. Only came up with one other coin, a clad dime. The V-nickel and the Kopek were only an inch and a half deep. I went back with my sniper coil yesterday but didn't pull any more coins out from under the porch. Decided to give the yard a rest for a while so checked another old house. So much trash it was hard to find anything but did manage $2.13 in clad.