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possibly a draped bust large cent of half cent depending on the size.....joe McDonough
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- MXT 300MM PISTOL PROBE FISKARS SPADE AND SHOVEL 12INCH,4X6 AND 8X6 SEF
XT600 TO GET THERE
BEST FIND TO DATE 1787 FUGIO
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Thinking state coin,maybe CT.
Now leaning towards KG III
Now leaning towards KG III
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Does not appear to be a state coin-- does appear to be an official 1770-75 British halfpenny
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Just so I will know in the future,how did you determine a counterfiet,I have found plenty of early US counterfeits but no KGs that I know of.
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Doubt there is a way to determine if it's a counterfeit, as there is to much wear and lack of much detail on this one.
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