Unknown Coin....Might be from across the Pond?

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Found this in the front yard just about an hour ago.It's definitely a coin,no shank mark's what so ever.While cleaning this I noticed from an angle a bust of some kind.It's 17.4+/-mm and is only 1.0mm thick.This thing is worn to death.Any info would be great,thank's for looking.
 

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I looks like an worn out wheat penny but I hope it is a rare coin. Thanks for sharing.

Dman
 
Dunno Joe but I am interested to see what it may be. Send me your regular email and I'll send you a buck pic from my muzzleloader hunt in the Tenn. fog this am. HH, Quindy.
 
Dman said:
I looks like an worn out wheat penny but I hope it is a rare coin. Thanks for sharing.

Dman
Not sure about that Dman,this thing is pefectly round as well :dontknow:
 

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Very interesting there Joe.
 
My Dad carried around a silver dollar as a good luck piece for so long that it wore down smaller then a 1/2 dollar so it's possible.
 
Could ask Crusader, if it is from across the pond he is likely to know.
 
Are the pictures of one side or both? :icon_scratch:
That sucker it really worn.
Hopefully you can get an ID Joe.
-Dug-
 
ModernMiner said:
Are the pictures of one side or both? :icon_scratch:
That sucker it really worn.
Hopefully you can get an ID Joe.
-Dug-
The second to last picture is the reverse of it Doug.Thank's

Here's a couple of more pic's,nothing matches up to a wheaty........Being in the hand's of the "finder" doesn't do this piece justice!!!
 

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I don't see wheatie sorry and it doesn't sound like cooper when it hits. Got a silver sound to me. Hope it is! :icon_thumleft:
 
I still say wheat penny also...I've found one or two that were SUPER thin and smaller diameter than normal pennies. But I dunno, interesting tho!
 
looks like a seriously worn down wheatie to me too
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you can pretty much make out the Lincoln on it
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Unicorn said:
Could ask Crusader, if it is from across the pond he is likely to know.

Its not from over here :thumbsup: (at least Britain anyway)
 
If that is a worn wheat....someone had a nervous problem.. :laughing7: .had to have rubbed the thing constantly.
 
Interesting....
Many times I've hoped for IH, then I see the shadow of that profile :laughing7:
sometimes still visible on paper thin salteaten cents..
I'm not sure, the head looks larger on your example :icon_scratch:
 
steelheadwill said:
Interesting....
Many times I've hoped for IH, then I see the shadow of that profile :laughing7:
sometimes still visible on paper thin salteaten cents..
I'm not sure, the head looks larger on your example :icon_scratch:
I know Herbie.For as long as the "wheaty" has been around,someone would have had to rub this thing(and the rim) for 100 yr.'s :laughing7: Just doesn't seem right to be honest.
 
Joe,
I may have figured it out. It's a Wheat Thin. :tongue3: :laughing9:
Sorry, I couldn't pass that up. :occasion14:
-Dug-
 

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Its clearly a penny. The diameter is worn down just like the rest of it.
 
I didn't want to say wheatie either but damn if that doesn't look like a lincoln profile.
 

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