George III sixpence

mrcolin2u

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Found this on a friends property with my Tesoro Bandito umax 2
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Also would like to know more about this old silver ring that was once gilded. Found on old property in UK
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CRUSADER

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Nice condition on the Geo 6pence!

Those rings are gilt copper-alloy & not silver, most are 19th C.
 

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Very nice! Looks to be the same bust as a shilling I found.
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Nice KGIII silver! The brass ring may be a 1700's wedding ring, for I heard that in the 1700's some poor couples could not afford gold and that brass was commonly used.

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Nice KGIII silver! The brass ring may be a 1700's wedding ring, for I heard that in the 1700's some poor couples could not afford gold and that brass was commonly used.

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The faux hallmarks are not in the 18th C style, its much more like the late 19th-early 20th.
 

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The faux hallmarks are not in the 18th C style, its much more like the late 19th-early 20th.

Oops, I did not pay attention to the hallmarks, now looking at them they look more like something I see on a 1910's spoon.
 

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