spudnuts11
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Found this today,half hour hunt in the rain at 2300 feet above sea level-COLD!Digs deep at 15 inched in wet sand,the hole kept filling with water.
Where is this coin from?
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Found this today,half hour hunt in the rain at 2300 feet above sea level-COLD!Digs deep at 15 inched in wet sand,the hole kept filling with water.
Where is this coin from?
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spudnuts11
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Found this today,half hour hunt in the rain at 2300 feet above sea level-COLD!Digs deep at 15 inched in wet sand,the hole kept filling with water.
Where is this coin from?
Helpasiandigger
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Found a few here in the capital of California too.. came up on my PRO as solid 77.
If memory serves me correctly Spain was one of the original 13 or so countries that formed the European union.
The countries gave up their own currencies in lieu of the Euro which is the officialcurrency of EU member states.
The Euro trades and the exchange rate fluctuates as any other recognized currency.
At today's exchange rate a Euro is worth about $1.35 or so, making your 50 euro cent coin worth approx 70 cents.
Every EU member accepts the Euro. It's been a few years since I handled any Euro coins but I recall each country has their own markings on Euro coins similar to how we have different state quarters here.
Nice find!
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The countries gave up their own currencies in lieu of the Euro which is the officialcurrency of EU member states.
The Euro trades and the exchange rate fluctuates as any other recognized currency.
At today's exchange rate a Euro is worth about $1.35 or so, making your 50 euro cent coin worth approx 70 cents.
Every EU member accepts the Euro. It's been a few years since I handled any Euro coins but I recall each country has their own markings on Euro coins similar to how we have different state quarters here.
Nice find!
Cheaters
1950cupajo
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I love to find unusual coins. 