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stickyfingers427

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I just found this about 20 minutes ago in front of the entrance of an estate on Long Island from the 1700s at 11 inches deep it's the exact size of a quarter but I do not know how to clean it without doing any damage can somebody please give me advice how to clean? Thank you ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1431276874.742331.jpg
 

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Looks like copper and most probably a large cent.
 

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Definitely see Brittania sitting there.
 

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stickyfingers427

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Yes someone posted it looked like a British half penny from the mid 1700's and it looks like there right... It was the first old coin I found and got me excited but still wish it was a U.S. Coin
 

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I just found this about 20 minutes ago in front of the entrance of an estate on Long Island from the 1700s at 11 inches deep it's the exact size of a quarter but I do not know how to clean it without doing any damage can somebody please give me advice how to clean? Thank you View attachment 1159346
I'd start with some soapy water and a soft bristled toothbrush after it's been soaking for a day or so.
 

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