Pulled a George / merc / buffalo / pile of wheats
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George the third 1770s
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Sure love the old coppers...congratulations! 
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Nice ole coppers you found...Congratulations!
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Art is right. George III. Late 1700s. The date would be below the line on the reverse on the Britanna halfpennies.... On the Irish KG IIIs the date is separated by the harp on the bottom.
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Nice copper. The only ones i have are barely IDable. Congrats & good luck sir.
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