I found all these coins in the ground with my metal detector in 2025 – 26.

Cash only please, willing to meet for delivery in the Durham Region. Please do not ask me to sell any coins separately, unable to ship. Feel free to text, email, or call with questions 905-410-4088. Thanks, Dave

2 x Canada Silver Dimes 1917 & 1918
These 1917 & 1918 Canadian 10-cent coins features King George V, a high silver purity of 92.5%, and a typical market value ranging from $20 CAD for worn conditions up to $75 for higher grades.

1 x United States of America Large Cent ‘holed’.
The Coronet Head Large Cent (also called the Matron Head) is an American One Cent minted from 1816 to 1839 at the Philadelphia Mint, featuring a mature portrait of Lady Liberty wearing a coronet on the front and a wreath on the back. The value of an 1839 Coronet Head large cent ranges from $40 to over $5,000, depending on the variety (Head of 1838, Head of 1836/Over-date, Booby Head, or Silly Head), condition grade, and surface preservation.

1 x United States 2-Cent coin c1865
The United States Mint produced this coin for circulation from 1864 to 1872, with an 1873 issue made exclusively for collectors. It was the first U.S. coin to feature the motto “IN GOD WE TRUST,” displayed on a banner above a shield. Introduced to ease a severe shortage of small change during the Civil War, when precious metals were being hoarded, it quickly lost popularity after the arrival of the 3-cent piece and 5-cent nickel and was discontinued in 1873.

1 x 1820 Bust and Harp Lower Canada Halfpenny c1825
This pre-Confederation merchant token circulated widely in Lower Canada (present-day Quebec) during the 19th century. Created in 1825, it was imitated and remained in circulation for at least 20 years.

2 x 1852 & 1857 Upper Canada Half Penny
The 1852 & 1857 Bank of Upper Canada Half Penny is a pre-Confederation copper token featuring St. George slaying the dragon on one side and the Upper Canada coat of arms on the reverse. It has a typical market value ranging from $15 to $125, depending on condition.

2 x Lower Canada Un Sou Commerce and Agriculture Half Penny c1839
The "Un Sou" Commerce and Agriculture token is a 19th-century copper half-penny issued during a severe coin shortage in Lower Canada. An "Un Sou" Commerce and Agriculture typically values between $10 and $50, depending heavily on condition, rarity of the specific wreath or bouquet variety, and whether it has damage like holes.

1 x 1812 Lower Canada Tiffin Half Penny
The 1812 Tiffin token is a 1/2 penny copper or brass trade token imported into Lower Canada around 1832 by Montreal grocer Joseph Tiffin, featuring a back-dated year of 1812 to bypass legal restrictions on foreign token imports. The 1812 Lower Canada Tiffin half-penny token typically ranges in value from $20 to $60 CAD for common circulated condition, while uncirculated pieces or rare error strikes can reach $200 to $250.

1 x 1913 Canada One Cent
The 1913 Canadian large cent value ranges from about $0.20 to over $180 CAD, depending heavily on its physical condition and mint state. Over 5.7 million of these bronze coins featuring King George V were minted.

1 x 1941 King George Canada Penny
This penny was found in amazing condition.

1 x 1862 British One Penny
The value of an 1862 British One Penny featuring Queen Victoria ranges from about $2 to over $230 CAD, depending heavily on condition. Worn or damaged pieces sell for $1 to $5.

1 x 1797 British ‘Cartwheel’ One Penny
The value of a 1797 British "Cartwheel" One Penny ranges from $20 to over $3,500, depending heavily on its grade, condition, and market demand. In worn or damaged condition, heavily circulated with smooth details, edge bumps, or scratches.

35 x Canada 1 Cent Pennies
Dating from 1937 – 1967, most of these date from 1937 – 1944.