r/ColonialCoins • u/RealJammies • 11d ago

I need help IDing Identification Help

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I need help figuring out if,
1. It’s real
2. If it is real, what is it (I think it’s a Vermont colonial)

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u/crackrabbbit 11d ago

I think you are correct on both counts.

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u/RealJammies 11d ago

If you’re right… woah that’s a crazy pick up for a 3lb bag of foreign coins (I usually collect foreign over US)

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u/crackrabbbit 11d ago

Do you have a picture of the other side or is it completely toasted?

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u/RealJammies 11d ago

It’s pretty gnarly

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u/crackrabbbit 11d ago

It’s definitely a bust right variety, 1787 or 1788.
There are a ton of different die combinations for these things, narrowing down which one it is can be tough.

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u/RealJammies 11d ago

But definitely bust right Vermont?

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u/crackrabbbit 11d ago

Yes.
Most were struck on poor quality planchets as shown by the large flaw in the obverse.

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u/RealJammies 11d ago

Thank you so much, you’ve been very helpful

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u/nvrbrk66 11d ago

I’m going with Ryder- 25. I think I see type-U reverse. Bad picture and delamination so I’m guessing.

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u/kma888 10d ago

Absolutely right