Colonial Coins

Sammyt97

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These may not be eye popping to me, but I'm sure they're also not every day finds. I determined that I had a Connecticut Copper from lots of feedback from others on the forum (last two photos), but today I finally was able to see something on the other coin and realized I had found a Massachusetts copper. I have taken a couple of photos but they're so corroded, it may be hard to see over the internet. I think you can You can see them pretty well in person though. Have a look see. In the third picture, I was able to photo shop an outline of the legs of the Massachusetts coin. Hopefully that will help people see it.
 

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Found a Liberty cap LC a while ago and if I had a picture of it and a flashlight shinning on it , I could say to someone "look! What a great find !" . No one but a fellow MD er understands what a great find you found. As for me, I would almost rather not find coppers in such condition. Almost.
 
I would say the 1st one is a MA copper for sure.Need pics of the front of the 2nd one.Great finds
 
Great finds!!!

In the first picture - I don't think its a 1788 Mass cent, if you look real close the body is bigger and the wings come down lower than the Mass. cent

none the less - super finds!!

wish I had them!!! :grin:


:kingdances::kingdances:
 
I would probably pass out if I found something like those. Knowing me, I would throw it away thinking it was a bottlecap.
Great finds

my whole surrounding city is 20 years old, I am happy when I find a copper penny (pre-zincoln)
 
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