Colonial Coppa and possible Liberty cap half cent

[NJ Marty]

Well I got out on saturday just me and the ticks in a large wooded area. I got the british copper and the other disc very close to each other 20 sq foot area. When I unearthed the coppa i was able to see the first 3 numbers in the date 177. So I got home and used a toothbruch and soap water, dummy me used a stiff bristle brush and scrubed a bit too hard and lost the date. Oh well at least its colonial. The other disk is so far gone but I gave it a bath and have been looking at it under the loop, it is the size of a us quarter. Can anyone else see the very faint remains of a cap? Might be my eyes playing tricks or just hoping too much. Thanks for looking.
Marty

 

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[joecoin]

Liberty Cap Half Cent 1794-1795
weight 6.74 grams
diameter 23.5 mm
edge - TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR

Liberty Cap Half Cent 1795-1797 thin planchet
weight 5.44 grams
diameter 23.5 mm
edge - plain (some 1797 are either lettered or gripped edge)

Does your coin match any of these specs?

 

[NJ Marty]

Liberty Cap Half Cent 1794-1795
weight 6.74 grams
diameter 23.5 mm
edge - TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR

Liberty Cap Half Cent 1795-1797 thin planchet
weight 5.44 grams
diameter 23.5 mm
edge - plain (some 1797 are either lettered or gripped edge)

Does your coin match any of these specs?

It is very worn but is slightly smaller than a us quarter.

 

[NJ Marty]

Liberty Cap Half Cent 1794-1795
weight 6.74 grams
diameter 23.5 mm
edge - TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR

Liberty Cap Half Cent 1795-1797 thin planchet
weight 5.44 grams
diameter 23.5 mm
edge - plain (some 1797 are either lettered or gripped edge)

Does your coin match any of these specs?

It is very worn but is slightly smaller than a us quarter. here is a pic of it on a us quarter

 

[PANNONIAN]

Nice finds Marty, I hope the second turn to be the coin you are hoping for! You got the thick out? Pannonian

 

[Colonial Copper Zeus]

I do see what you see but it is difficult. I sure hope that it is one. I found a 1794 half cent in great shape a couple of years ago real close to where I found a 1794 large cent. I would tumble it for about 10 or 15 minutes.
Chris