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Erving

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Went to a cornfield today that has given up a few coppers in the past. It's a fairly small field, as far as fields go, but it's an old field and if you put your time in there's a chance of making some good finds. Spent about four hours there and got a button, LC, a nice 2 Reales, and a coin I need your help to ID. It's the size of a nickle, and real thin. It has a bust facing right with some lettering. The back is worn smooth. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks for looking. 001.webp002.webp003.webp
 
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That stuff looks really, REALLY old. Great finds, Congrats and HH!
 
The coin you described sounds like a farthing. A good close up pic would help. Awesome finds!:occasion14:
 
A good day.

Thinking French Liard.
 

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This is the best I could do for a closeup. I think Iron Patch might have IDed it though. I can see an OY at eleven o'clock. If it is a French Liard, it will be another first for me.
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Yep, I'm quite convinced now.
 
Thanks for the ID Iron Patch. :icon_thumleft:


Fairly easy one given how often I've seen these over the years. (found several too)

A mid. 1600s coin find in MA I think means you are on the right track.
 
That's a great deuce!
 
You got some reale nice coins there Erving. Very nice.
ZDD
 
do you live near/in Erving....(heh)
 
Really nice finds
 
What is the item in the first picture on the far left?Looks almost like a comb of some sort? Great finds.
 
30k.gif on nice finds
 
I like that 2 Reales! Good looking finds.
 
FIRST RATE finds!

Congrats on the Big Two and the Liard!

-Buck
 

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