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terryinr.i.

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help me identify these, any new ideas to clean the copper?? not sure about the button yet it has a gold color to the back any ideas?? i found them today at a early 1800's foundation deep in the woods.
 

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going to have to have closer pics, if you can take some wet q-tips an clean the dirt off of it before you take the close ups that will help alot...
 
creeper71 said:
going to have to have closer pics, if you can take some wet q-tips an clean the dirt off of it before you take the close ups that will help alot...

What creeper71 says but let them soak in water with a little detergent first, it makes it easier.

hammered
 
the copper is coaking, the button says on the back, BEST TREBLE #34 LONDON.
 
nice !! ya might try a little olive oil ;D willy
 
terryinr.i. said:
help me identify these, any new ideas to clean the copper?? not sure about the button yet it has a gold color to the back any ideas?? i found them today at a early 1800's foundation deep in the woods.

Nice Finds!! It's good that the rain and snow held off...
The next few days are suppose to be messy.
Joe
 
Peroxide but not sure if there's hope for it.
 
Iron Patch said:
Peroxide but not sure if there's hope for it. /quote
ya it's to bad, pine trees raise hell on coppers. o well..
 
terryinr.i. said:
Iron Patch said:
Peroxide but not sure if there's hope for it. /quote
ya it's to bad, pine trees raise hell on coppers. o well..


No pine trees to deal with here but my fields can eat em up pretty good too.
 
idk terry,it looks smooth to me.i can't see any details.i saok my coppers in warm water then use a soft toothbrush and liquid dish soap.gently scrub it.works great for me.
then put a little vaseline on it and rub it around tilt it into the light. ya may be able to make out a bust or some words.is the other side just as slick as the side showing?
good luck with the identity
dave
 
A little peroxide but heat it up first for about 45 seconds then add a little baking soda to it . It might show that it's just a slab though. Good luck.
 
Doesn;t look like much hope getting an ID. on that coin ! But a big copper is a big copper ! :headbang: MaineRelic.
 
Sometimes coppers surprise you. Wet Q-tip rolled across the coin first. Water is a cleaning method, and I don't personally think I would've soaked it first--so I could control how much water was on the coin...

Then if the patina is holding tight and not fragile, peroxide method followed by blue ribbon coin conditioner or renaissance wax.

-Buck
 
i no now that it is a king george but i still cant get a date. more than likly i will never. o well, i had fun anyway. the button says best $ tresle london on the back.
 
OK, if its 31mm its a British Victorian Penny.
 
A copper is a copper and to find one in Rhode Island at this time of the year...killer! :notworthy: I need a fix badly. ;D Long Live the Copper! :laughing7:

Kirk
 
Congrats on the copper. Identifiable or not, I'm jealous !!!!

It's been a LONG time since I have found a copper.

Damn this frozen ground !!!!

Brian in MA
 
Congrats on your copper. It looks like you have more hunting to do in that spot 8)
 

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