CMDiamonddawg
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KG coppers
Hi All, Went over some old ground where I had previous luck finding early US & colonial coins. I was hell bent on finding an old copper or any coin that may be out here ..Finally.. First King George's for 2010!!! Mucky soil must have added to penetration , cause these were deep. Found today KG 1787 Britainnia " Machin Mills" NY , ID'ed by Iron Patch ,Kirk PA.. Thanks also a KG 1787 Britainnia , bronze button with LONDON on the backmark . Dug 3 more flat buttons and alot of square nails .Ready to call it because of cold feet ..try this scratchy tone signal ,could be a button
. Wouldn't you know it , out pops a Georgian era bronze ring ! id by tuatara, Thanks& Thanks for taking a look , CMD
Hi All, Went over some old ground where I had previous luck finding early US & colonial coins. I was hell bent on finding an old copper or any coin that may be out here ..Finally.. First King George's for 2010!!! Mucky soil must have added to penetration , cause these were deep. Found today KG 1787 Britainnia " Machin Mills" NY , ID'ed by Iron Patch ,Kirk PA.. Thanks also a KG 1787 Britainnia , bronze button with LONDON on the backmark . Dug 3 more flat buttons and alot of square nails .Ready to call it because of cold feet ..try this scratchy tone signal ,could be a button
. Wouldn't you know it , out pops a Georgian era bronze ring ! id by tuatara, Thanks& Thanks for taking a look , CMDAttachments
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That first KG looks like a Machins Mills.
If it has a date of 1787, it possibly could be, but we would need a better picture.

I think they are both the same
(The 1787 date would be very rare for a British counterfeit, and even if so, the bust would not be that close of a match)








