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1721 Penny With Bad Impression

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 Posted 09/21/2024  5:32 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Mxw to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have a 1721 penny with a bad stamping, you can see it missed about 25%

Any idea how the value is affected?

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 Posted 09/21/2024  6:48 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

I moved your post to a better section of the forum. I do not think it is a U.S.coin .
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@mxw, first welcome to CCF. Second, can you please post the diameter and weight of this piece? I suspect it is from Great Britain, but knowing this addition information could help narrow down the domination. Thx.
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Assuming it's "about the size of a modern cent", then I'd assume it's actually a British farthing of King George I.

The next question would be authenticity - as one possible explanation for its crude appearance is that it's a contemporary counterfeit. I'm mainly raising the possiblity because a normal off-centre strike shouldn't have a raised lip like that, but a cast copy might.
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The markings have enough to see it's a King George 1st half penny. it's not completely round, it's about 1.02 inches in diameter. My scale is not completely accurate it's probably a fraction over 8 grams.
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