Any idea what this is?

Johnbikes

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Nov 12, 2018
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Grizz12

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Dec 22, 2018
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I have no idea what it is but I like it
 

patiodadio

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Whites 4000D
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Looks ancient ! Don't have any idea but I like it.
 

Blak bart

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I agree with Frank. Fantasy cobb. Look for a casting line on the edge.
 

port ewen ace

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Dec 16, 2012
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use is to pay for free college, free health care, reduce Kalifornia's debt, and carbon offsets to eliminate global warming/cooling:laughing9::laughing7::happysmiley::laughing1::icon_jokercolor::laughing3:
 

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theEmmaPearl

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Jan 15, 2019
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A couple really old ones, my daughters for shits and giggles, and the Forager is always in my car ;)
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Looks kinda like a Brasher Dabloon “Lima Style” perhaps. 1742 dates but actually struck in 1786. Very very similar in design but prior to Brasher working with gold. Also kinda looks like a J. Charmers design. He was a Silversmith in Maryland in the 1780’s... Annapolis. 1783 SixPence?...

Get R.S Yeoman “A guide to US Coins” official Red book. It’s a must have for coin collectors ;)
 

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