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Garabaldi

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Just dug this penny. Anyone know if this is a King George the 1st or 2nd Half Penny? I think the date is 1738. I haven't been out much in the last month, the last four days we have been in a heat wave here in Boston. I was in the beating sun for about 1 1/2 hours and dug this in the dry dirt. I was about to pass out from the heat, then this coin gave me the motivation to leave. I was very excited finding this bad boy. Keep the faith. :wink:
 

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very very nice congrats and happy hunting sorry I cant help on the ID
 
Great Coin... Congrats
 
Nice Georgie! :thumbsup: (halfpenny)
 
Great find there...George stopped by here a couple of times this year but was about 11 years younger..

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The Patriot said:
Great find there...George stopped by here a couple of times this year but was about 11 years younger..

:icon_thumright:


Are you getting younger and older confused again? Younger is the lower number, and older is 1749!!! :laughing9:
 
That is a King George that I would love to flip out of the PA soil. :headbang: Sweet detail, man!

Kirk
 
It's a beauty "G"! Congrats....Hogge :headbang:
 
Thank you all. :icon_thumleft:
 
That's a GREAT looking George II!

The patina looks a bit fragile and flaky around the edges, so I'd steer clear of both water and olive oil. What you've done to clean it so far is excellent. :thumbsup:
 
Sweet George II...I dug a 1738 a couple of weeks ago...It didnt look as good as that one :icon_thumleft:
 
This 'bad boy' is a hunk for its age :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright:
 
BuckleBoy said:
That's a GREAT looking George II!

The patina looks a bit fragile and flaky around the edges, so I'd steer clear of both water and olive oil. What you've done to clean it so far is excellent. :thumbsup:
I put about 4 coats of Blue Ribbon on it. :icon_thumleft:
Thanks all.
 
I bet that made it all worth while to brave this heatwave, thankfully it's over for a few days. :sunny: Great looking find too Garabaldi, that sure would've made me want to crack open a couple of cold ones to celebrate! :icon_thumright:
 
Always a delight to have Ole George stop by.
 

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