✅ SOLVED possible wax seal?

[jefg231]

Found this copper in an area loaded with war of 1812 stuff. It is reverse carved. The back is flat. Obvious "M" and a knife or sword. I cannot tell what the other two symbols are.

 

[doublet2a]

I was thinking scale weight or coin weight.
Whats the other side look like??

Tim

 

[taz42o]

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/397075-trade-weight-id.html

 

[Silver Searcher]

Great find, trade weight like taz420 has posted above, Looks like The sword of St Paul - the City of London Guildhall mark. What are the other marks, can't quite make them out.

SS

 

[taz42o]

I can make out,
Dagger- stamped in London.
ewer - is the London mark used to validate weights and used between 1590 and 1826.
If that was a "W" I would say William 3 but it looks like a "M" so i dont know.
The other is a crown probably with a letter under it witch would tell the king/queen.

 

[Silver Searcher]

I can make out,
Dagger- stamped in London.
ewer - is the London mark used to validate weights and used between 1590 and 1826.
If that was a "W" I would say William 3 but it looks like a "M" so i dont know.
The other is a crown probably with a letter under it witch would tell the king/queen.

yes I can now see the W below the crown, for either William 111-1V, the M is probably a Makers or Traders mark.

SS

 

[CRUSADER]

Yeap a William IV (1830-37) Pan/Trade Weight from London, UK.

 

[jefg231]

thanks, solved