I have been hunting a site that has produced some awesome early 1700's coins. Recently i found a heavily worn coin that, at first, i could not identify. Using crafting glasses i was able to make out the back of the coin as 1721-P colonies Francoies. The front of the coin has a heavy green patina on it that won't come off. When looking this up, i can only find a 1721-H. Does anyone know if a 'P' was ever used? Its clearly a P and not a H. Other coins found were a 1749 half cent (britana) a 1730 cent (was the oldest), 1777 kg cent and a number of large cents that look like KG but have no dates, no silver before seated. 1721-P, I've only seen them in the red book, never thought I'd find one. Oh yeah, I've had my e-trac about a month and its awesome. Thanks for your help
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1721-P French Colonies coin
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