Can anyone tell me what this is ? I have no clue.
Can anyone tell me what this is ? I have no clue.
I would guess that it's a 1783 blunt rays Nova Constellatio. I'm not sure of the exact variety.
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Looks old!
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Cool, Thank you. A friend found it in a box of coins that an Aunt left in his home.
I thought it was dug too
Great id Tony !
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Wow! Good ID Tony!
The second pic looked kinda familiar but...
I would've guessed that to be a dug coin too.
Some days you get the corn, some days you get the cob
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The house that it was in (in a box) is 1781, and I have found things in the yard, so perhaps the Aunt found it while gardening.