A George III Double & Triple Struck

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by Pondering_Infinity, Apr 29, 2020.

  1. Pondering_Infinity

    Pondering_Infinity Active Member

    Hi
    Thought I would share these two. The triple struck, which is in kinda tough shape, is really only noticeable on the Reverse.

    Still pretty cool IMHO.
    Happy Collecting
    Gary DoubleTripleObv.jpeg DoubleTripleRev.jpeg
     
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  3. Hookman

    Hookman Well-Known Member

    Cool Find !
     
  4. furryfrog02

    furryfrog02 Well-Known Member

    How confident are you that they are legit? I'm not getting a warm fuzzy from them. Especially the detail on the hair. Doesn't seem right to me.
     
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  5. Pondering_Infinity

    Pondering_Infinity Active Member

    I am confident overall. The triple struck one was a UK Ground find, it came to me green as grass. It is still retoning. The double struck was dipped in lacquer/polyurethane which I removed. It has retoned nicely. The odd thing about the double struck one is the reverse really hides it well. You can see the edge of the first strike starting at the N in NIA and then going across the legs and up to the wrist in an arch.

    Both coins came from the UK.

    I suppose one can never be totally confident but I am reasonably confident yes.
     
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  6. physics-fan3.14

    physics-fan3.14 You got any more of them.... prooflikes?

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  7. Insider

    Insider Talent on loan from...

    physics-fan3.14, posted: "Your coins look like charicatures of a real coin. I have a high degree of confidence that yours are not authentic."

    But they were dug up in the ground...LOL. Usually, they are found in a dead tree stump or a "secret" drawer in an old desk.
     
  8. Pondering_Infinity

    Pondering_Infinity Active Member

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    There are hundreds of varieties.... you are pointing at a "Regal" half pence.

    There were as I say hundreds of "contemporaneous counterfeit" dies as well. The flans they used were lightweight, so in affect they were scaming the system.

    I agree with your point, my coin not regal. That does not mean it is a "fake" in a modern sense.
     
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  10. Pondering_Infinity

    Pondering_Infinity Active Member

    Correction, one was... and trust me when I tell you, I can tell if that were being faked. Restoring ground finds is a passion of mine.
    1787CTBeforeAfter.jpg 4M_BeforeAfter2.png FlintBeforeAfter.jpg
     
  11. Hookman

    Hookman Well-Known Member

    WoW !! Good job on those flintlock restorations.
     
  12. Pondering_Infinity

    Pondering_Infinity Active Member

    Thanks... I even got the Frizzen to move again.. as you can note its change in position in the before after
     
  13. Hookman

    Hookman Well-Known Member

    Yes, I can. Great Job.
     
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