King George II Coppa

[Colonial Zoyboy]

I got out today with Colonial Silver Zeus and Colonial KirkPA to a new site. It was pouring down rain super hard all day today, but it didn't stop the three datectateers.

This 1730s-1740s version of the King George II bust gave off a nice "M" on "Dime" reading on my White's XL Pro 6000; it was only two inches deep, folks!

Its dimensions:
-Diameter: 27.55 mm
-Weight: 8.20 grams

Kyle

P.S. Buckleboy, are you still looking for a King George coppa?

 

[Ed-NH]

Way to go on the George ll. That is a great find. The history is awesome those coins probably traveled across the ocean on a sailing vessel in some pioneers pocket. It is an honor to have I, II and III. I joined that club this year too! Big congrats on your find

 

[bergie]

Nice, job Colonial ZOyster. You guys are the Kings of All Coppa

 

[EZrider]

You PA boys are sure bringing up some nice ones! The only wilvers and coppas here in the big apple are 1900s wheats and barbers Nice finds!

 

[relichunters]

Wow I would have guessed that to just be a random piece of copper or metal. I wouldnt have thought it to be a coin. I will have to pay more attention!

 

[{Sentinel}]

Good Job bud! Kirk is right, QUALITY not QUANTITY! And it doesn't get any better than that my friend! The Right Honorable Gentleman has struck again!

 

[Mona Lisa]

1730's-1740's? Wow, Zoy...that is a fantastic find! I see you've still have the magic touch!