1793 New York cent ?

[Eastcoasthunter21]

Cooped up and quarantined
Going through my coppers
I found this
It seems right to me

Let me know what you see ok
Thanks for looking hh gl

 

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[hogge]

Gotta clean it. You're NOT going to hurt a copper that's been in the ground for over 230 years. Heat some peroxide and loosen and flake the corrosion off. Then use a toothpick. Don't listen to the "don't clean it people". Drives me nuts on this site!

 

[Scrappy]

Those pics you sent me look legit. Be sure to include all of them on this post

 

[Jeff H]

Gotta clean it. You're NOT going to hurt a copper that's been in the ground for over 230 years. Heat some peroxide and loosen and flake the corrosion off. Then use a toothpick. Don't listen to the "don't clean it people". Drives me nuts on this site!

Don't clean it !!!!! Well maybe clean it like Hogge says. Just don't put a belt sander to it. Cool find if that's what it is.

 

[hogge]

Don't clean it !!!!! Well maybe clean it like Hogge says. Just don't put a belt sander to it. Cool find if that's what it is.

You remind me a lot of myself LOL!

 

[CRUSADER]

Not sure any cleaning will help that one.

 

[claire]

Maybe it’s my imagination, but I can see the sails from the boat on the coin, so I think you have a match! I hope you are well. Scary times around here!

 

[hogge]

Not sure any cleaning will help that one.

It does look like most of the "material" and minerals from the soil are actually fused to the surface of the coin. He may lose some detail, but at this point, what does he have to lose?

 

[PowerDubs]

I have a decent pile of unidentifiable big ol coppers. Annoying they are lost to time and rotted away.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Well done !