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Mental block going on, so I will ask.
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Obviously burnt/melted.
Was a half I'm thinking a clipped.
It's a design that I have seen before.
Was a half I'm thinking a clipped.
It's a design that I have seen before.
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Thanks, I see it now.
The reeded border is worn down on it.
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VTColonialDigger
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The very green copper in your second post looks like a King George III halfpenny
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Thank you.
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Nice, very old coppers!
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