George Washington Halfpenny

Colonial KirkPA

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artemis moon

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Jun 1, 2007
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That's a beautiful coin and a dream find for most of us. You've got a great spot-keep 'em coming~!
 

Don In South Jersey

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The picture of the sailing ship on the back is just so cool!!!!

I would be screaming if I found that, Superb Find!
 

oldplacesnofinds

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May 8, 2007
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Excellent coin. I had a decent collection of Washingtons years back. I didn't have this one though. This should still be worth around $100. Great find!
 

Zincoln Miner

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Ex: White's Spectrum XLT, Tesoro Cutlass II Umax, and that circa late 70's red handled junk from RadioShack that started it.
finds like that clear the arteries of cheeseburgers and fries.
 

ModernMiner

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Did you hide it from Zoy? ;D
-MM-
 

Postalrevnant

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Great find. I am sure that someone else has probably found one and posted one on this board before. But this is the first time I have seen on posted here.

Superb,

Rev
 

Rebel Man

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Jan 26, 2007
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Kirk
That is a beauty and hope to find one like it someday, I live a stones throw away from George Washingtons childhood home, the history here is great.
Talk at ya soon
Rebel man
 

hybrid_XLT

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Really great find. keep hunting!
 

CRUSADER

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When are you giving it back to the owner or doesn't he know you got it?
 

Goldiver

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That is a sweet coin!
 

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Colonial KirkPA

Colonial KirkPA

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CRUSADER said:
When are you giving it back to the owner or doesn't he know you got it?

I told Barb the other day about it. They don't want any of our finds. They are GREAT landowners.
 

Don in SJ

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Ole Grubstake said:
Hey Kirk here is one my shipwreck finds. Don't know the date.I know it's 1700's maybe you can enlighten me. I know my Spanish coins but nothing about British.
Grubby

It appears to be a British Condor Token circa 1795, not colonial, many many different varieties, sort of like store token, not legal tender issued by gov't.
Here is an example of one that is similar to yours, although the back is different. But like I said, many varieties exist......

http://www.napoleonicmedals.org/coins/brit95-2.htm

Don
 

CRUSADER

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Don in SJ said:
Ole Grubstake said:
Hey Kirk here is one my shipwreck finds. Don't know the date.I know it's 1700's maybe you can enlighten me. I know my Spanish coins but nothing about British.
Grubby

It appears to be a British Condor Token circa 1795, not colonial, many many different varieties, sort of like store token, not legal tender issued by gov't.
Here is an example of one that is similar to yours, although the back is different. But like I said, many varieties exist......

http://www.napoleonicmedals.org/coins/brit95-2.htm

Don

Yeap 1790s Token.
 

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