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Nice 1875 Silver German Mark and 1804 micro-sized Heller

silvercoinboy

silvercoinboy

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Detected a farm field infested with small nail pieces in walking distance from my house here in Munich Germany. Hit the Mark (a little bigger than a U.S. quarter) at 6 inches with my Nox 800 in Park 1 with recovery 6, sens 20. Hard to believe that was a day's pay back then.

The little Heller (5 to a penny and paper thin) was a 5 inches. The box sure likes small pieces of copper!


Gewrman Silver.jpg
 
I found a 1916 Dutch penny recently and research shows it was made with bronze. What is the Heller made of? The Mark I assume is silver??? Nice recovery!!!!
 
Ronstar said:
I found a 1916 Dutch penny recently and research shows it was made with bronze. What is the Heller made of? The Mark I assume is silver??? Nice recovery!!!!
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Heller appears to be copper. the Mark is 90% silver
 
Nice finds I found a Mark here in the states last year early 1900’s probably brought back after WWI I’m guessing.
Mark
 
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