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🥇 BANNER 1812 War Canadian Volunteers Cross Belt Plate

CanDiver

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Hello fellow treasure hunters. I was in about 25ft of water. The bottom was sand and I wasn't expecting much. I found 1 musket ball and them BAM! There she was. One 2 hand sweeps and it was staring at me. I rubbed it and saw the GR. My best find so far.
 
Extraordinary find! Congratulations on finding it and for making the banner! :thumbsup:It really cleaned up nicely!

:)
Breezie
 
Wow what a nice find! Congratulations, time to go back and hunt for more! :occasion14:

Steve
 
Very cool finds CanDiver! :occasion14:
Congratulations on your restoration, I think you were pretty lucky that it came back so nice!

What 'exactly' is the copper coin with the left-facing bust on it? :icon_scratch:
Dave
 
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Georgius Rex, Latin translation: King George, issued during the reign of George lll

In this case yes, but the monogram was also issued/used with all 4 Georges.
 
Hi, Thanks everyone. The coin is an 1814 Wellington token.
 
A Beautiful Piece Indeed.

Davers
 
Congrats on making banner! The excellent condition that it is in unbelievably fantastic!!! Awesome find!
 
Awesome find!
 
What a great find. Amazing that you found it in water and it cleaned up so beautifully. I love the old script. Great find!

Don
 
Easiley one of the best plates I've seen on this forum! You're killing it dude!
 
Fantastic! Beautiful condition, a rare find indeed.
Bruce
 

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