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Unknown Silver Discs

barry61

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I found these in a field where I found King George Coppers dating back to 1717. They are the exact size of 1652 NE threepence & 1652 NE sixpence. I can't find any markings on them at all. Any ideas?
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Barry
 

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Not sure of the size you talk about but if I found something like that in England I would say William 111 sixpence.

HH Robert
 
They sure look like the NE 3 and 6 pence. Odd that there are no Markings, If you are sure they're silver, then send them To PCGS for IDing.
 
Could be well worn silver coins of some kind. Spanish would be the most likely.
 
The larger disc looks like a very warnout coin.......the top one is a little iffy....but it seems your in the right spot................. :thumbsup:
 

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