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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;linnybinny, post: 5161, member: 760&quot;]<b>we might have a N.H coin...</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Hi -- We&#039;ve had a coin in our family, just sitting in a drawer, for many years without knowing that it might be a copper coin from New Hampshire.&nbsp; Tonight we were looking online for information on it, and ran across this message board.&nbsp; We realize that there were many copies made, but we still have hope!&nbsp; Our coin, however, does not have the harp on the one side that y&#039;all were talking about.&nbsp; It has WM and American Liberty on one side, and the 9 pointed tree in a bowl on the other, with the numbers 1776.&nbsp; It looks really old -- the edges are smooth, though it is crude and dark.&nbsp; It appears to be copper that&#039;s very tarnished, but of course we don&#039;t dare to clean it just in case it is real!&nbsp; Also, the impression of the tree is not centered.&nbsp; It&#039;s about 2.3 cm wide and almost exactly the size of a modern quarter, though not as thick.&nbsp; Is it possible this is an authentic copper coin?&nbsp; Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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