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The logo on the bottom reads "Quo fas et gloria ducunt" and the Roman numerals are "97." Found in a late 1700s to mid 1800s New Brunswick, Canada probably Loyalist settlement. Any info and rarity would be appreciated.
 

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Marked belt plate from 1812 and my best Connecticut copper. A funny and Fantastic start to Fall! A funny and Fantastic start to Fall! Got my fix, capped bust, seated spill Silver Busted today! A funny and Fantastic start to Fall! A funny and Fantastic start to Fall! Marked belt plate from 1812 and my best Connecticut copper.

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Marked belt plate from 1812 and my best Connecticut copper. A funny and Fantastic start to Fall! A funny and Fantastic start to Fall! Got my fix, capped bust, seated spill Silver Busted today!

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