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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ghostrider, post: 42917, member: 2660&quot;]I recently found a coin with a clear 1792 date, is 28mm in diameter and made of copper I think. On the obverse it looks like a woman sitting facing the left with one hand on her knee and the other on something that looks like a harp. Around the outsid is the words &quot;INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT&quot; The only thing I can make out on the reverse is what appears to be HMC in very fancy cursive. There is writing on the outer edge of the reverse but I can&#039;t read enough to figure out what it says. Also the outside edge has writing all the way around but I can&#039;t make out what it says. </p><p>Any ideas would really be appreciated of even just identifying what country it is from. I get the feeling it is a British coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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