McCDig
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I posted on 1/11/19 of a Virginia halfpenny dug at a Balto. Co. park. I returned to that park today and dug three other Colonial-era pieces. First, from 3 inches, what looks like a George II half penny. If it is, it would date from the 1750s, but at 7.5 grams it may be a counterfeit. Next, from 9 inches, came a twisted piece of brass that turns out to be a massively bent shoe buckle frame. The last piece came from 4.5 inches and appears to be a counterfeit George III halfpenny at 6.6 grams, also shown next to a Machin Mills halfpenny. No dates on these coins as the reverses are toast.








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