GW Commemorative Coin? 1820 LC, Indians

[OxShoeDrew]

I was going to hunt with one of our best known and well-loved forum mates, but he decided to spend the day with his bride. :loveit: Even though I texted him that cuddle time was over he decided not to come out and dig.:crying01::lol: :poke:
I won't mention his name but he usually IDs all my GW finds :lol: (and every other find on our forum)...so it was disconcerting to find (what may be) a GW commemorative and not have him there to ID it :):notworthy: The 1820 LC and Indians are in nice shape, but I'm really interested in that really large copper. Can anyone else, besides me, see GW facing left on the front? On the reverse, I see an eagle wing, a banner, and the letters "UNI" next to the hole. Thanks for any info! Not pictured are the 20 pieces of ammunition that hunters have left over the years.

[OxShoeDrew]

...and I think I now see a shield with the wing.

[Lodge Scent]

Yow! I see the left facing bust and the eagle and shield Drew. Could be one of those Getz Private Pattern Coins. Awesome!

[Full Metal Digger]

Is it the size of a early half dollar? Could it be a counterfeit half dollar?

[Isaac]

Is it the size of a early half dollar? Could it be a counterfeit half dollar?
Looks like a counterfeiter capped bust half dollar. Lady Liberties bust looks similar facing left.

[del]

I'm starting to agree with Dave and Isaac , it is looking a bit like a counterfeit capped bust half dollar . Maybe with a bit more cleaning we will be able to confirm it .


I was going to hunt with one of our best known and well-loved forum mates, but he decided to spend the day with his bride. :loveit: Even though I texted him that cuddle time was over he decided not to come out and dig.:crying01::lol: :poke:
I won't mention his name but he usually IDs all my GW finds :lol: (and every other find on our forum)...

:embarrassed::embarrassed: Guilty as charged :lol: My Wife Suzette and I went to the casino with some friends and had a very good time with dinner , drinks and yes more drinks :lol: and managed to still come home $145 dollars up after all said and done :cheering:, needless to say it was extremely late when we did come home , Sorry Drew !!
Dan

[OxShoeDrew]

You guys are AWESOME!!! :wow: That's exactly what it is! ...and it rang up VERY low for a honkin large copper. The LC was a 90 and this was 70. Thanks!!
Congrats on winning Dan!:thumbsup01:
Edit- ...oh wait...I FINALLY FOUND A CAPPED BUST ANYTHING!!!!!:bananadance:

[OxShoeDrew]

I was able to get back to this site this morning. I had a few hours and was fortunate enough to find this colorful 1827 LC, a 1933 dog tag, a knee buckle tongue, some shoe buckle parts, and a few flat buttons. Thanks again for IDing that half!

[The Rebel]

Awesome finds Drew!

[Bell-Two]

Drew take some good close ups of the Counterfeit half and send them to the Contemporary Counterfeit Capped Bust Half Dollar Club, they are on the web and they can possibly ID it for you as to type and date, they did that for mine and told me mine was only the third known of that type.

Here is a link to my post that has a link to them

http://www.americandetectorist.com/forum/showthread.php?18988-A-Story-Of-Two-Half-s!

[OxShoeDrew]

Oh yeah Tony, I forgot about your halves....that was an awesome coincidence! Thanks for the info....I'm going to get right on that!

[del]

Oh yeah Tony, I forgot about your halves....that was an awesome coincidence! Thanks for the info....I'm going to get right on that!

yeah , i'd be curios to hear what they have to say about the counterfeit Drew , please update this post when you hear back from them .

Dan