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  1. #1
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    Day 6, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Found a new spot today and my second signal was the copper. No idea what it is. Thinking maybe a georgie but I'm not sure. Also curious on the lead piece I found. Was deep in the woods next to a stream.
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  3. #2
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    Re: Day 6th, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

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    Re: Day 6th, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Looks like a KG.

  5. #4

    Re: Day 6th, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Looks like the exurge line is in the second to last pic at 6 o'clock. Appears to be a 7 as second digit. I would think you could pull a date off of it if thats a 7 I see.
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  6. #5
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    Re: Day 6th, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Quote Originally Posted by hogge
    Looks like the exurge line is in the second to last pic at 6 o'clock. Appears to be a 7 as second digit. I would think you could pull a date off of it if thats a 7 I see.
    Yeah, that's what made me think it was a geroge...any tips on maybe getting that date to come out a bit more?
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  7. #6

    Re: Day 6, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Hmmmn, not convinced it is a King George Copper. Maybe a few more full shots on different angles, trying to see where the letters are in relation to where BRITANNIA should be and does not seem to match, nor the outline that is visible to the lower right side above the line. I know, it appears to be one of those coins where you must move it around under magnified lighting to get a better idea.
    Any chance you can weigh it and measure the avg diameter? I thought I could see remnants of denticles on the first photo, but my eyes could be playing tricks.

    Don
    "The mantra has always been don't clean a (copper) coin or it will lose value.
    For undug coins this is true. For dug coins this is untrue.
    The value will increase with judicious cleaning."

  8. #7

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    Re: Day 6, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!


    Most likely King George III but in that condition you'll never know for sure. Just matching one letter (or a non match) will greatly sway whether it is or isn't.

  9. #8
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    Re: Day 6, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    i cant say! my gut feeling says george. great hunt bud your on a roll. willy

  10. #9

    Re: Day 6, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Patch

    Most likely King George III but in that condition you'll never know for sure. Just matching one letter (or a non match) will greatly sway whether it is or isn't.
    Yup, that is why I said what I said, but one other thing bothers me, it appears a tad thicker than a KGIII, but a side by side would be needed to get the real sense of that thickness. That is why weight would help on this one, if that is in the under 115 grains, than most likely a KGIII, if heavier, then could be something else and I do have a something else in mind.

    "The mantra has always been don't clean a (copper) coin or it will lose value.
    For undug coins this is true. For dug coins this is untrue.
    The value will increase with judicious cleaning."

  11. #10
    us
    Jul 2010
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    Re: Day 6, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Quote Originally Posted by Don in SJ
    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Patch

    Most likely King George III but in that condition you'll never know for sure. Just matching one letter (or a non match) will greatly sway whether it is or isn't.
    Yup, that is why I said what I said, but one other thing bothers me, it appears a tad thicker than a KGIII, but a side by side would be needed to get the real sense of that thickness. That is why weight would help on this one, if that is in the under 115 grains, than most likely a KGIII, if heavier, then could be something else and I do have a something else in mind.

    Just out of curiosity, what else do you have in mind?
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  12. #11

    Re: Day 6, 6th copper and some other goodies. Mystery coin. ID experts needed!

    Quote Originally Posted by CrazySlasher
    Quote Originally Posted by Don in SJ
    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Patch

    Most likely King George III but in that condition you'll never know for sure. Just matching one letter (or a non match) will greatly sway whether it is or isn't.
    Yup, that is why I said what I said, but one other thing bothers me, it appears a tad thicker than a KGIII, but a side by side would be needed to get the real sense of that thickness. That is why weight would help on this one, if that is in the under 115 grains, than most likely a KGIII, if heavier, then could be something else and I do have a something else in mind.

    Just out of curiosity, what else do you have in mind?
    With no weight, no something else in mind!
    "The mantra has always been don't clean a (copper) coin or it will lose value.
    For undug coins this is true. For dug coins this is untrue.
    The value will increase with judicious cleaning."

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