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Also picked up a Connecticut copper at Baltimore.

Best I can do without looking at varieties is 1787 Bust Left.

If anyone is looking for another challenge, I would love to know the variety of this one, please.



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Miller 33.6-KK, I believe. I think you can tell by that big old right-hand leaf on the sprig. Can anyone back me up?
http://www.coinfacts.com/colonial_c...33.06_KK.htm
Certainly one of the James Jarvis and Company Connecticuts, with AUCTORI followed by a colon and a cinquefoil, so made by the same folks who made the Fugio you bought the same day. Maybe on the same press!
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I will :-)

From what I can see device wise, it is M 33.6-KK.

There were no die marriages for this issue and from what I can see, the devices match up especially the sprig and CONNEC.
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Thanks v! What do you think of the attribution on Ben's "fugio pickup?"
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Isn't that a cool coin!
Let me check it out closer.
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Cool coin Jerseyben!
I will agree with Philadelphian and vermontensium. I am new to this series.
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