I have around 100 or more, ......

Just saw this thread. LOL. I think it's going to be my metal detectorist life mission to find more large cents than Tom.

Heck that’s a daily amount in PAI know that you have one from CA. I have 3 so far : One from a stage stop, one from beach storm erosion, and another from a southern CA site (and a 4th one from a back east trip to Virginia a few years ago).
And if any east coast guys are reading this : No : We don't care how many you have found. Tsk tsk![]()
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Well, in Virginia the Department of Relics and Coins stocks the state's fields and trails with them (and Civil War buttons and bullets) every winter.Heck that’s a daily amount in PA
But it's always cold digging if you wait for spring their all dug up . subeWell, in Virginia the Department of Relics and Coins stocks the state's fields and trails with them (and Civil War buttons and bullets) every winter.
That shouldn't be too hard. I almost certain he breaks out in hives when he see's one.Just saw this thread. LOL. I think it's going to be my metal detectorist life mission to find more large cents than Tom.

Well, in Virginia the Department of Relics and Coins stocks the state's fields and trails with them (and Civil War buttons and bullets) every winter.

I'm pretty sure this large cent isn't genuine.Forgot to add a picture.
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It is an AI reproduction of the 1855 LC I found. Back before digital cameras. It was reproduced from the rubbing I have.I'm pretty sure this large cent isn't genuine.
1795 Lycoming County, PAHere is a map of some large cents posted by forum members. The map shows icons in the general location of where large cents have been found. If you click on an icon, a pop up window will display a picture of the coin, the date and the "handle" of the forum member that found it. This could be an ongoing project that I will work on until we have an interesting map full of large cent data. If you have a large cent find to contribute to the map then post a picture down below with the county and state that you found it in as well as the date on the coin. (One entry per member please.) Coins with unreadable dates are ok. Below is a link to the map as well as a screenshot incase the link has trouble working. There is one entry that is kind of a joke though.
Large Cent Map Project