Pictured is a Georgius Triumpho Copper. I acquired it the other day, and have just have gotten around to diagnostics and photographing. Of the many Washington copper pieces that are dated in and around this time period, it is theorized that very few were actually minted during this time period. The Georgius Triumpho is one of them that is believed to have been. Debate exists as to whether the Georgius Triumpho was actually minted in honor of George Washington, or rather if it was minted in honor of George III. Speculations abound, most scholars familiar with this coin believe that it was produced in honor of George Washington. The gate depicted on the reverse has 13 vertical bars. And indeed, these same folks believe that the 4 cirquefoils at each corner of the gate represent France, which aided the original colonies to gain independence. As always, any comments and thoughts about it are appreciated and welcomed! Thanks, kindly CheetahCats
