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Charles II

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Super pleased to find this yesterday on very dry pasture in Wiltshire. However on closer inspection I'm thinking it's a contemporary forgery?

Weight 2.87g (446gr)

Any help appreciated.

Scale is centimetres.

Thanks
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Post by fred »

Nice find. Doesn't look like an obvious forgery to me but you may be able to see something 'in the flesh' that I can't see in the photos. [81/]
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Post by Stevensimmons »

Thanks Fred

It was the photo that concerned me, in hand it is superb. Really appreciate your knowledge.
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Looks good to me, very close to full weight for a 6d, so I wouldn't worry. Lots of detail which is often lacking in the forgeries [81/]
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Post by Bradrick »

That's a lovely find... well done. [81/]

That's a sixpence missing in my tanner finds. I'd love to find one of those.
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Post by KevinB »

Fabulous coin, great detail.

Well done....... [81/]
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