cannonball
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Todays interesting find is the 1813 Half Stiver from Essequibo & Demerary. Also found was a George 111 1799-1806 and an nice intact sleeve button. The 1813 half stiver was a copper coin issued by the British during their colonial rule in the Essequibo and Demerary regions (now Guyana). It was struck at the Royal Mint in London and was part of a larger coinage designed to replace Dutch currency used in the area. The coin was designed with a laurel head of King George III on the obverse and a crowned denomination within a wreath on the reverse. I have detected over this same area at least 100 times and missed two easy signals. These two coins must have been laughing at me he whole time!
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