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| 表面の説明 | Laureate and draped bust of King George III facing right, with a ribbon tied at the nape of the neck and armor visible at the truncation. The effigy is rendered in a bold, if somewhat crude, style characteristic of the privately produced Machin's Mills coinage, closely imitating contemporary British regal halfpennies. The peripheral legend reads GEORGIVS III REX, distributed around the upper and right fields, with a toothed border encircling the design. |
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Machin's Mills was a counterfeiting operation in Newburgh, New York, run by Captain Thomas Machin beginning around 1787 — producing imitation British halfpennies at weights and sizes that varied wildly batch to batch, which is precisely why the weight range on genuine examples spans nearly two full grams. The date 1747 is fictitious; it was stamped to mimic older British regal issues and avoid scrutiny, since colonial Americans were accustomed to circulating worn, decades-old copper. The operation was eventually shut down under pressure from state authorities, but not before flooding the northeastern states with millions of pieces.