Quick dig = two large coppers

K1DDO1979

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Minelab equinox 800, Fisher F75 Ltd SE 2 & Fisher F2 with 11"DD
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Got out shortly between work and my young fellows soccer game. I found a ox ball, old broach, Canadian large cent and a holed old British coin. You can see where a first attempt at a hole was done and then the second finished hole is. I know I seen this type of coin before but it slips my mind right now. Could someone Id it for me? Thanks! [emoji106]
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Looks like a 1814 Commerce penny token. Listed in the Charlton Canadian Colonial Tokens book, but noted as debatable as if it was actually Canadian. There is a undated version too, but I can't tell which it is. Nice finds.
 

Looks like a 1814 Commerce penny token. Listed in the Charlton Canadian Colonial Tokens book, but noted as debatable as if it was actually Canadian. There is a undated version too, but I can't tell which it is. Nice finds.

That's what it is thanks! [emoji106]
 

Nice finds, congratulations! :occasion14:

That is a cool ox knob.
 

Oh that's a cool token! Great finds. Some of the best hunts are the shortest! Cheers
 

That's a great quick hunt!, killer finds
 

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