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these were found recently in a really old farm field that pre dates the revolution. i believe the mystery coin is a US French colonies coin from about 1670ish. tell me what you think it is. thanks for looking
 

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Re: large cent and colonial coin

Nice coppers,

Little tip on photos make them smaller and they will look better. Change the size of them.

HH Jer
 
Re: large cent and colonial coin

Sweet coppers!!! :headbang: :icon_thumright: The smaller one is definitely a French Liard! :thumbsup: On a guess I'd say 1655-56?
 
Thanks for the ID! i had a really difficult time trying to find out what this coin was and the closest thing i could find was only close
 
Nice!
 

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The "D" mark signifies one of two mints: Lyon during the years 1693 through 1699 or the mint at Vimy during the years 1655 through 1657. I can't see enough to distinquish one from the other.
Don....
 
Wow. Great finds. :icon_thumleft:
 
Mackaydon said:
The "D" mark signifies one of two mints: Lyon during the years 1693 through 1699 or the mint at Vimy during the years 1655 through 1657. I can't see enough to distinquish one from the other.
Don....


Where is that info. from? My book is D-Lyon for all of those years.
 
very nice finds :headbang:
 

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