I still consider it a Tree coin

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Hit a new permission again been kinda quiet. Got a tone that was an 18 on the nox popped out what I thought was a piece of aluminum foil then saw the word NEW. And knew that it was a cut shilling and was shocked to say the least I'm leaning towards an Oak Tree maybe someone here might be able to ID it for me.
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i am no coin expert, but I think you are barking up the right tree 😁. That is an awesome find that I would be thrilled to have found. Congrats! Hope you get a positive ID...
 

Hit a new permission again been kinda quiet. Got a tone that was an 18 on the nox popped out what I thought was a piece of aluminum foil then saw the word NEW. And knew that it was a cut shilling and was shocked to say the least I'm leaning towards an Oak Tree maybe someone here might be able to ID it for me. View attachment 2084737
Awesome!!! Congrats!!!
 

Such a crudely cut quarter that makes it a real beauty.
Congratulations on the silver, a showcase entry. :occasion14:
 

You are darn right! That is a Tree Shilling every day of the week. Fantastic find!
 

Thanks all
 

Could be part of a willow tree shilling, which would make it really rare!
 

Nice find thanks for sharing
 

I think.... repeat think........ you may have a piece of LARGE planchet pine tree.... ehhh 1652 ? ? ?
 

I think.... repeat think........ you may have a piece of LARGE planchet pine tree.... ehhh 1652 ? ? ?
I was thinking maybe an Oak Tree but I'll try and check it again
 

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