A long shot, but just out of my own curiosity, I wonder if anyone can identify what I assume is an old & rather grotty copper token that I dug up the other day.
There's no details on one side & very little on the other although a few letters are visible, and a bit of a design. It looks to have been deliberately pierced.
Found on pasture, but can't remember any numbers or depth.
Thanks for looking.
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Thanks to you all for that.
Slightly more interesting than I'd thought.
"Yep, snide Geo III shilling."
"George 111 forgery
1819 shilling
"
So would that be why it's had a hole put through it?
Slightly more interesting than I'd thought.
"Yep, snide Geo III shilling."
"George 111 forgery
1819 shilling
"So would that be why it's had a hole put through it?
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