Machant Mills Half penny?

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machent mills 1.webpMachant Mills2.webpI dug this coin recently. Could it be a Machant Mills not a George??:icon_scratch:
 

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Outstanding!!! Congrats!!!! Those are such cool coppers!!!
 

GREAT FIND !! CONGRATS !!
 

That is one freakin cool looking coin Awesome find
 

Yeap, 1775 is the most counterfeited date.
 

I believe you mean Machin's Mills. No it isn't, yours appears to be one of the more common British made counterfeit coins.
 

I believe you mean Machin's Mills. No it isn't, yours appears to be one of the more common British made counterfeit coins.
I agree, British counterfeit. Machin's Mills will have little denticles around the rim.
 

For what it's worth, I see small denticles around the rim.
 

For what it's worth, I see small denticles around the rim.
Now that you mention it....
But I'm not enough of an expert to say for sure.
https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1775-1-2-p-machins-mills-bn/457
1775.webp
 

Notice the distinctive rounded face of the Machin's that Steve posted. Also Brittania's shield has outlined bars on the original posters coin, Machin's coins never had this. There is only one Machin's 1775 reverse die, the one Steve pictured, and look at how much different the spacing of the letters are. Many, many differences, definitely not a Machin's.
 

Counterfeit....Not counterfeit...doesn't matter much. Still a really wonderful find!!!
 

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