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The date on coin is definable as being from 1700's. What happened to word hibernia? just NIA?
Not much corrosion for being underground that long!!
 

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Nkellam22 is correct. It's a KG I. Nice find, they are hard to get over here.
 
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Wow that is a freakin cool looking coin excellent find
 
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