I could use some help identifying the variety of this kgIII, I found this awhile back. The back is obliterated pretty much but the front is pristine. It's different from any other variety I've seen and was hoping someone could offer some insight. Thank
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Luke its definitely an odd looking Copper it looks like a counterfeit type George III (many many were) there is no back to see what so ever huh?? I t sure has some characteristics of some Machin's Mills type coins but I don't see an exact match.
Maybe don in ny or Jeyes will chime in with some insight , its a nice looking coin.
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It almost looks 3d do to the raising of the figure.vanzutphen
I'll get a picture of the back when I get home, it's odd how obliterated the reverse is in comparison to the obverse. You can see the British flag on the shield and the date line along with a few other features but the rest are gone. Thanks!Originally Posted by del
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oldest copper- 1717 KG I
oldest US silver- 1832 capped bust dime
Wow, I hope it`s real. I know ,that I would be like
This is the reverse
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oldest copper- 1717 KG I
oldest US silver- 1832 capped bust dime
You read my mind Dan, similar to a Machin's Mills. Could be
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The back does still have a fair amount of detail and the green patina.
nice coin but I can't help you with an ID. sorry
Oldest coin(s): 1600's Spanish copper maravedis Oldest American Coin: 1797 Large Cent. Oldest silver: 178? Spanish 1/2 Reale
Best Relic(s): Pre Civil War US Revenue Service Button, GW Button, Best Find(s): 1790 King George III Gold Guinea/ "Long Live the King" Button
Thanks for the replies and suggestions guys!this one has been a tough one to nail, one of the most intriguing thigs is the three dots below the shoulder and the realy pudgy face.
Detectors: dual wield at-pros, t2
oldest copper- 1717 KG I
oldest US silver- 1832 capped bust dime
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