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What the Hell Roger, we did not have any thing else to do till Christmas.
And so it begins!! I did not want to be in the center of a significant
argument but then again - what the heck!! Roger
Chris Stevens <noe1oak@yahoo.noe> wrote:
Good points Dave........
But there are FAR more than 5 examples of high grade
Machin's that come from England!!!
IF 14-84A were American...it would have been a
desirable piece for English collectors due to the
non-regal date. (Just like the 1787 Machin's)
Ground finds are not the proof...but they add more
weight then high grade examples that come from early
collections. I believe there may be another record of
one recovered in Canada.... ???
-CS
--- "_palmers4@erols.pal_ (mailto:palmers4@erols.com) " <_palmers4@erols.pal_
(mailto:palmers4@erols.com) > wrote:
> Roger, I believe that there are at least 2 other
> ground found pieces of
> 14-84A out there, if memory serves, so this makes 3.
> I also know of 5 for
> certain that came from the UK. There is NO evidence
> of American ORIGIN,
> just American USE.
> Based on all the Roman coins found in the ground in
> the UK, would you
> naturally assume they were made in the UK? Used?,
> yes. Made?, possibly, but
> not likely. Hung in effigy, not hardly. Drummed out
> of C4, maybe<S> David
>
> Original Message:
> ------------ ----
> From: Roger Moore _rogermoore435@rogermoor_
(mailto:rogermoore435@yahoo.com)
> Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2006 14:18:14 -0800 (PST)
> To: _slospokes2@comcast.slo_ (mailto:slospokes2@comcast.net) ,
> _nonregalresearch@nonregalresenon_
(mailto:nonregalresearch@yahoogroups.com) ,
> _colonial-coins@colonial-coicol_ (mailto:colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com)
> Subject: [Colonial Numismatics] Re: Interesting
> finds, I guess from MD
> 1784 HalfPenny :)
>
>
> Don, You know, the 1784 has been thought to be a
> coin made in England.
> Though the finding of one metal detecting is only an
> indication that it
> circulated in America, if more are found in digs, it
> begins to provide more
> evidence to a possible American origin. I will
> probably be hung in effigy
> for saying this but I will cross post to the
> non-regal research group and
> the colonial group. Roger
>
>
>
_http://forum.http://forumhttp://forhttp://forhttp://forum_
(http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,60736.0.html)
>
> Don H <_slospokes2@comcast.slo_ (mailto:slospokes2@comcast.net) > wrote:
> based on his story of the Mass Silver, I would
> bet along the
> Chesapeke Bay area of Maryland.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Roger Moore
> To: Don H
> Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 4:49 PM
> Subject: Re: Interesting finds, I guess from MD
> 1784 HalfPenny :)
>
>
> Any idea where it was found? Roger
>
>
> Don H <_slospokes2@comcast.slo_ (mailto:slospokes2@comcast.net) > wrote:
> Roger, I thought that one might catch your
> eye! We just hunt in the
> wrong state! :) Cept for Wayne
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Roger Moore
> To: Don H ; Wayne H Shelby
> Cc: Roger Moore ; Ray Williams
> Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 4:45 PM
> Subject: Re: Interesting finds, I guess from MD
> 1784 HalfPenny :)
>
>
> Oh my heavens!! I would love to get a 1784 half
> pence!!! Roger
>
>
> Don H <_slospokes2@comcast.slo_ (mailto:slospokes2@comcast.net) > wrote:
> Mass Silver, GW button, neat Eagle Navy
> button, and the 1784 and
> of course, look at all that cut silver, why not
> found here!!! like that!
>
>
>
_http://forum.http://forumhttp://forhttp://forhttp://forum_
(http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,60736.0.html)
>
>
>
> Roger A. Moore MD
> First Vice President,
> American Society of Anesthesiologists
>
> Chair Emeritus, Anesthesia
> Deborah Heart and Lung Center
> Browns Mills, NJ 08015
> Cell - 856-905-6844
> Work - 609-893-6611 ext 5710
>
>
> Roger A. Moore MD
> First Vice President,
> American Society of Anesthesiologists
>
> Chair Emeritus, Anesthesia
> Deborah Heart and Lung Center
> Browns Mills, NJ 08015
> Cell - 856-905-6844
> Work - 609-893-6611 ext 5710
>
>
> Roger A. Moore MD
> First Vice President,
> American Society of Anesthesiologists
>
> Chair Emeritus, Anesthesia
> Deborah Heart and Lung Center
> Browns Mills, NJ 08015
> Cell - 856-905-6844
> Work - 609-893-6611 ext 5710
>
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