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Can You Please Identify This Coin?

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usafwilson
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This coin was dug up in my back yard by my great grandfather over 50 years ago.. It was found alongside of two large American cents dated 1795 and 1797. I believe this to be a British coin. It is very worn down and the only visible mark left on the coin is a shield with three points on the top. I believe this coin is made of copper but I am not sure. Any help is appreciated!

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Welcome Aboard. I'm sure someone will be able to help identify your coin.
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Welcome to the CC forum usawilson.

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Would help if we could have a picture of both sides of the coin (and only the coin) as this would help in the identification.
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I think the only shield that we had that was not flat topped was the commonwealth 1649-1660 but that was only in gold and silver hammered. Could be a eighteenth/nineteenth century token but would need a clearer picture and both sides. For some reason I think it looks french.
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