Nice Ct copper.... New die pairing?

[60streeter]

Yesterday I hiked my butt off. Ended up finding two coppers one toast one not.... Here is the thing... what is the date? I know what I see.... how about you? The obverse is https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1785-ct-1-2p-bust-right-miller-6-2-f-bn/685167....

 

[Tom_in_CA]

........ two coppers one toast one not....

Oh the horror. You were bothered by a pesky "toasted" copper. Not to worry though : Blindfold yourself & Just throw a rock in any direction in Massachusetts. Whip out your detector and detect where the rock landed. You will be certain to find an un-toasted one .

 

[jl1252]

I'm with Tom on this subject...

 

[hoser]

Blindfold yourself & Just throw a rock in any direction in Massachusetts. Whip out your detector and detect where the rock landed.

Streeter don't listen to him. It's a ploy. I tried that once and it don't work. Good job on the copper.

 

[bottlecap4u]

oh my ears hurt.... pay no mind streeter, you got a fine example of east coast GOLD.

 

[FreeBirdTim]

Looks like 1787 to me...

 

[stetam]

Nice one! I have found a lot of KG II's and III's but still need a Connecticut copper in PA to show it's face. I would rather hunt for old copper than silver any day!! My sister lives in CT so maybe I should go visit her.

Steve

 

[BuckHill]

I detect in Conn quite a bit and have yet to find a State copper, Definitely on my bucket list! I have yet to find any state copper that I can ID. Nice work!

 

[fastfrank]

Your Ct copper has alotta meat on it. Congratulations, what a beauty, worth the hike.

 

[Saker]

Great looking copper there. Congrats

 

[RainorShine]

Nice find there. Found a Vermont copper while I was detecting in New York, so those coppers got around. Looks like 1787 to me, but hard to match up with any of the listings on PCGS due to the strike on the reverse. Maybe the "IND ET" variety?