I can hardly believe it, no pitting anywhere on this 1723 coin, wish all large pennies came out of the ground looking this good. There is a harp next to the seated liberty. Also found this John Lauson Co. Frost King Gasoline Engine medal. Both were found in an old crop field, plus a few wheaties.
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Here's one great looking Hibernia copper
- Thread starter jabbo
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don in mass
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very nice finds congrat's 
Sooper Dave
Well-known member
Beautiful Old Copper & A Very Nice Watch Fob! Way to Go! 
bootyhoundpa
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you are on a roll.... none of the coppers i have found look as good as that one.... congrats.....
and found this King George penny or Halfpenny, (GEORGIUS REX & BRITANIA), no other coins found. It's in poor condition. Date is hard to read but when held at the right angle looks like 1723 again. No pitting, but this coin had a lot of wear when it was dropped. Back in the 1700's most farmers were poor, maybe because they kept losing all their money while picking corn. Was less than 6" deep in the wooded section of the property.