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4 old silvers from my German field hunts

silvercoinboy

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Small silvers from the 1700's.cccI spent the last 3 months in Wiesbaden, Germany working as an advisor to the U.S. Army headquarters there, Got to do a little hunting. The bottom coin was found in the first week, and the top three in the last two weeks in the same field completely covered with small square nails (Horse shoe nails?)

I have an X-RAY spectrometer gun from my other job in strategic metals and you can see the silver/copper content of the coins.

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Lower coin
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Upper 3 coins about the same:
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Nice job sniffing out the silvers. What was your machine of choice?
Manticore. It has the ability to pick out the targets in a sea of iron
 
Metal analysis from a XRF gun.

Top on corresponds to the three top coins in the picture, while the lower silver corresponds to the small one at the bottom
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Small silvers from the 1700's.cccI spent the last 3 months in Wiesbaden, Germany working as an advisor to the U.S. Army headquarters there, Got to do a little hunting. The bottom coin was found in the first week, and the top three in the last two weeks in the same field completely covered with small square nails (Horse shoe nails?)

I have an X-RAY spectrometer gun from my other job in strategic metals and you can see the silver/copper content of the coins.

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Lower coin
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Upper 3 coins about the same:
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Nice old silvers, congrats. I think my oldest is 1886. Would love to dig some silver from the 18th century. Good luck.
 
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