AIRFORCEMIKE
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Great job bud ...spam away we love pic and stories of great digs!!
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Holy SMOKES 2nd OLDEST COIN YET an AWESOME DAY!!!
- Thread starter Buellride
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Ha! That’s great!
Thanks. Probably not hunting tomorrow so could you say maybe Thursday? Happy Thanksgiving!
jack&jill
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As the run continues Paul. Your on a very nice streak indeed. Big congrats on the Large Cent and the pair of Merc's (seems they are being a bit forgotten on this report). I was blessed digging a 1834 Largie a few weeks back on an outing with Air Force Mike and it also my second oldest coin. Keep the steak going. Trapper
Buellride
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Thank you gentlemen
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Actually I was more excited about my two silvers (b/c I thought one was another Barber). I don't spend a lot of time examining my finds, "stick and move"
Well then I must continue good sir!
Ha! That’s great!
Happy Thanksgiving
Well YOU are having a monster year if my memory serves!! Congrats on your LC!
That is an awesome find for out west! Just waiting for Tom_of_ca to see so he can feel better about living on the west coast.
I guess we just have to try "harder" here.....somewhere in that is a Bumper Sticker
waltr
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A west Coast LC, great find and glad you dug that iffy signal. Congrats.
There is no way to recover the date and don't think to even narrow down the date.
It is a Coronet Head also known as a Matron Head minted from 1816 to 1839.
http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Hierarchy.aspx?c=3&title=Half-Cents+and+Cents
Great find even for us of the east coast.
There is no way to recover the date and don't think to even narrow down the date.
It is a Coronet Head also known as a Matron Head minted from 1816 to 1839.
http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Hierarchy.aspx?c=3&title=Half-Cents+and+Cents
Great find even for us of the east coast.
Coindigger1960
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wow Congratulation!
REAL_RAT_FINK
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Oh man thats awesome! Congrats!
diggin4clad
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Excellent hunt...nice mercs' and a Large cent to top it off. Too bad those large Cents are usually toasted. With a couple of exceptions mine are all toasted beyond collectability.
Wolf-Dog
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Congrats on the silvers & LC! 
Buellride
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Thank you Waltr I will add that info to my coin book
Goat, I am trying to catch up with you and that golf course
TY
I am still excited
I have only found a Half Cent back in Carlisle and it looked the same as this LC
Very
Congrats on the silvers & LC!
Thanks
71duster
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THATS AWESOME!!!! IM Jealous, large cent is in the top 3 of my bucket list. Great job on a seriously sweet find!!! CONGRATS MAN!!!!
Congratulations on that Largie!
Ironically, the last time I thought I had a large cent, it was a toasted Kennedy clad Half
Ironically, the last time I thought I had a large cent, it was a toasted Kennedy clad Half
MoBob
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Love digging those LC's. Congrats
BottleCapKing
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The east coast called, demands its Large Cent back, else it might give Tom hope.
Great find. You never know what you will find. Just remember, there were people moving about a state long before it was given statehood.
Great find. You never know what you will find. Just remember, there were people moving about a state long before it was given statehood.
Buellride
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TY, now I need to find a seated "anything" and then a SLQ (I would be complete)
Congratulations on that Largie!
Ironically, the last time I thought I had a large cent, it was a toasted Kennedy clad Half
Nice one!
Well it is my first
True, around here we are pushing the mid-1800s for the first few towns, but I agree with you.
Chiloquin
Full Member
Holy Smokes that's old for our neck of the woods! Nothing that old here in Coeur d'Alene yet. This gives me hope. Congratulations!!!
Captain Silver
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Congrats on the Large Cent, pair of Mercs and the rest...excellent digging!
