It looks like a KG half cent. I dug one and it also looked extremely rooched. Not only smaller than the cent but thinner. Yours actually looks like it has good detail. If you want to see it clear and bring out the details right now and you can't wait what I do is lightly rub a number 2 pencil over it. Basically color it in in circles so you get it in every crease. I can tell you will get a date right away. Gently use baking soda to clean and dry it off. Then leave it in olive oil overnight. Some wont recommend this but like I said if you cant wait you'll see it all right now. Yours will pop.
Thanks. I have in olive oil now. I'll try the pencil trick afterwards. And yes it is very thin.
What ever it is, it is my thought that maybe you should keep it outside if it is going to do that. Somewhere there is a missing h
You may have a really cool half cent. The bust looks like it's facing right with a prominant wreath around the head. On the other side it looks like the head is lower than my 1749. Look into 1770 to the turn of the 19th century or possibly a very, very early 18th century. It almost looks like a George 1 or 111. What's throwing off everything I'm saying is I think I see a 4 but the location of that 4 puts it in the left facing bust. Yours looks right.
Yup, be careful with any open flame around that thing until you can soak it in Beano.......What ever it is, it is my thought that maybe you should keep it outside if it is going to do that. Somewhere there is a missing h
That product is on sale now: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Beano-Ex...6b6c25cb2fda149bd07b47adf3b40a1a&gclsrc=3p.dsYup, be careful with any open flame around that thing until you can soak it in Beano.......
If i measured correctly I'm getting 22 mm
Sure there were....they're called a penny though, not cent.
I see it now. It is facing left. Thank you
