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Vermont copper, kind of rough but the variety may be identifiable. OK, Quick edit. The best I can do is I think, it might be a 1788 RR-16, everything I see matches, but unfortunately there is a lot I… (View Post)

Dug coppers can drive you crazy trying to ID. The striations from corrosion will have you seeing all kinds of things. One thing that sometimes works for me is to take a nice smooth piece of aluminum … (View Post)

Die wear and polishing can change features slightly. I expect almost every coin you look at will have some differences. (View Post)

It's a 7-T variety which is a rarity 2 variety. This is pretty common, 501 to 1250 estimated surviving. I wouldn't get it graded, but maybe that's just me. Most collectors of these see… (View Post)

The biggest problem with colonials is they are all so interesting that I can't focus on just one series! (View Post)