Another big copper

[sscindercoop]

It is pretty thin it weighs 6 grams. Maybe a 1787 Copper, Draped Bust facing left I can see the 3 stars on the back after the word INDE. But i'm not really sure. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

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[Breezie]

Nice find; I look forward to seeing it after it is cleaned. Breezie

 

[Bramblefind]

I don't know anything about them but I just did some googling - possibly it might be a Connecticut Copper?

 

[timekiller]

Looks like a George II to me! Nice find!
Take Care,
Pete

 

[sscindercoop]

I was thinking it was this type but im not sure. Hopefully one of the pro's will be along to let me know.

 

[timekiller]

I was thinking it was this type but im not sure. Hopefully one of the pro's will be along to let me know.

It maybe if your seeing stars I'm by no means a Pro. I just find.


Closes to what you say that I see with out the diameter of yours!
1787 Miller 6. 2 - M mailed bust left "Second Laughing Head" - Mould counterfeit CT Copper

Obverse: . AUCTORI . . CONNEC .
Reverse: INDE : * * * ET . LIB : 1787

Weight: 98.1 g (6.36 grams) Diameter: 27.1 mm Reverse die alignment: 210°

 

[sscindercoop]

I was thinking it was this type but im not sure. Hopefully one of the pro's will be along to let me know.

It maybe if your seeing stars I'm by no means a Pro. I just find.


Closes to what you say that I see with out the diameter of yours!
1787 Miller 6. 2 - M mailed bust left "Second Laughing Head" - Mould counterfeit CT Copper

Obverse: . AUCTORI . . CONNEC .
Reverse: INDE : * * * ET . LIB : 1787

Weight: 98.1 g (6.36 grams) Diameter: 27.1 mm Reverse die alignment: 210°

Thanks timekiller I my self am very far from being a pro and I greatly appreciate the help. On the coin I have on the reverse there is 3 stars on the left after the word INDE. The only way I can tell the size of the coin is with my measuring tape and it measures about 1 1/16 in so 27.1 mm makes sense.

 

[timekiller]

I was thinking it was this type but im not sure. Hopefully one of the pro's will be along to let me know.

It maybe if your seeing stars I'm by no means a Pro. I just find.


Closes to what you say that I see with out the diameter of yours!
1787 Miller 6. 2 - M mailed bust left "Second Laughing Head" - Mould counterfeit CT Copper

Obverse: . AUCTORI . . CONNEC .
Reverse: INDE : * * * ET . LIB : 1787

Weight: 98.1 g (6.36 grams) Diameter: 27.1 mm Reverse die alignment: 210°

Thanks timekiller I my self am very far from being a pro and I greatly appreciate the help. On the coin I have on the reverse there is 3 stars on the left after the word INDE. The only way I can tell the size of the coin is with my measuring tape and it measures about 1 1/16 in so 27.1 mm makes sense.

Yea I don't know what qualifies a person as a pro in this hobby But the coin I mentioned is this one if it helps!