1730(9) King George II

[93vector]

Got out in the mist this afternoon to a wooded area where I pulled out a few old coppers recently.
Not too great of shape, but at least this one has a date which makes me happy!
Tough recovery on this one, had some serious tree roots to deal with....glad I was persistent!

What do we think is that 1730, or 1739??

 

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[allen]

either date, its an awesome find !!!

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

Can't believe that the dates the thing you can see on your coin, does look like a 1730. Congrates!

 

[93vector]

I think I am leaning towards 1739

 

[creeper71]

I guess this one is definitely a counterfeit one?

 

[93vector]

I guess this one is definitely a counterfeit one?

Tough to say....soil is not kind to coppers around here.
I weighed it on my father's shotgun shell reloading scale and got 101.2 grains....that converts to .231 oz. does that help in telling real from counterfeit?

 

[JerV3]

Man that is a oldie.

I'd say 1730. It's a great early find. Beats my oldest by 40 yrs. RI is one old place to be at.

HH Jer

 

[creeper71]

I guess this one is definitely a counterfeit one?

Tough to say....soil is not kind to coppers around here.
I weighed it on my father's shotgun shell reloading scale and got 101.2 grains....that converts to .231 oz. does that help in telling real from counterfeit?

don't quote me on this but I think anything 130grains or less is counterfeit... I'm far from being a expert an I'm going on memory....

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

I guess this one is definitely a counterfeit one?

Tough to say....soil is not kind to coppers around here.
I weighed it on my father's shotgun shell reloading scale and got 101.2 grains....that converts to .231 oz. does that help in telling real from counterfeit?

don't quote me on this but I think anything 130grains or less is counterfeit... I'm far from being a expert an I'm going on memory....

I think you are close on that weight. 101 grains seems much to light. Looks like 1739 to me. Either way it is a great copper!

WTG!!
Neil

 

[John (Ma)]

Great find, congrats!

 

[PA]

hi sir,

you need to clean that better. it probabl y look much better. go get more now.

henry

 

[creeper71]

hi sir,

you need to clean that better. it probabl y look much better. go get more now.

henry

the shape that coin is in..I wouldn't touch other then some tooth picks an mag glass..do not use water an soap

 

[Colonial Copper Zeus]

Whatever date it ends up being it is still top notch to have that much detail. Chris

 

[PA]

hi sir,

you need to clean that better. it probabl y look much better. go get more now.

henry

the shape that coin is in..I wouldn't touch other then some tooth picks an mag glass..do not use water an soap

i would clean it up with my one very long fingernail. i keep it very long for the purpsoe of cleaning big pennies. i average about 50 or more per year.

henry

 

[Trond]

Nice find, i think the year is 1739.