First One Hundred (Pics added)

Don in SJ

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Coins that date earlier than 1799 :)

I passed that milestone in November 2003, hard to believe I did that before getting my 100th Large Cent... That will be this year for sure.

Don

Here is the list, the coins with a "+" are not totally readable dated ones

1694 William & Mary Halfpenny
1694 William & Mary Halfpenny
1717 King George I HalfPenny
1720 King George I Indian Peace Medal
1720 King George I Farthing
1722 King George I HalfPenny
1723 King George I HalfPenny
1724 King George I HalfPenny
1724 King George I HalfPenny
1726 Phillip V Spanish Cross Real
1730 King George II HalfPenny
1730 King George II HalfPenny
1733 King George II HalfPenny
1733 King George II HalfPenny
1734 King George II HalfPenny
1740 King George II HalfPenny
1742 King George II HalfPenny
1749 King George II HalfPenny
1751 King George II HalfPenny
1752 King George II Irish HalfPenny
1760 King George II Irish HalfPenny
1770 King George III Half Penny
1770 King George III HalfPenny
1770 King George III HalfPenny
1773 King George III Half Penny
1773 King George III Half Penny
1773 King George III Half Penny
1774 King George III Half Penny
1774 King George III Irish HalfPenny
1775 King George III Half Penny
1775 King George III Half Penny
1775 King George III Half Penny
1779 Spanish Half Real
1781 King George III Irish HalfPenny
1781 Spanish Half Real
1781 Spanish Half Real
1782 King George III Irish HalfPenny
1783 Spanish One Real
1784 Spanish Half Real
1786 New Jersey Colonial
1786 Spanish Half Real
1786 Spanish Half Real
1786 Spanish Half Real
1787 Conneticut Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1787 New Jersey Colonial
1788 Conneticut Colonial
1788 Vermont Colonial
1788 Vermont Colonial
1792 Spanish One Real
1793 Liberty Cap Half Cent
1794 Liberty Cap Large Cent
1795 Liberty Cap Half Cent
1795 Liberty Cap Large Cent
1796 Liberty Cap Large Cent
1797 Draped Bust Large Cent
1797 Draped Bust Large Cent
1797 Liberty Cap Half Cent
1797 Liberty Cap Half Cent
1797 Liberty Cap Half Cent
1798 Draped Bust Large Cent
1798 Draped Bust Large Cent
1798 Draped Bust Large Cent
1798 Draped Bust Large Cent
1695+ William III HalfPenny
1695+ William III HalfPenny
1695+ William III HalfPenny
1695+ William III HalfPenny
1695+ William III HalfPenny
1695+ William III HalfPenny
1700+ Unknown Colonial Copper
1719+ King George I HalfPenny
1727+ King George II HalfPenny
1729+ King George II HalfPenny
1729+ King George II HalfPenny
1729+ King George II HalfPenny
1729-60 King George III HalfPenny
1736-38 King George II Irish HalfPenny
1740+ King George II HalfPenny
1740+ King George II HalfPenny?
1770+ King George III Half Penny
1770+ King George III HalfPenny
1770+ King George III HalfPenny
1770+ King George III HalfPenny
1770+ King George III HalfPenny
1770+ King George III HalfPenny
1770+ King George III HalfPenny
1770+ King George III HalfPenny
1772+ Spanish Half Real
1772+ Spanish Half Real
1774+ French 1 Sol
1789+ Spanish Half Real
1793+ Draped Bust Large Cent
1796+ Draped Bust Large Cent
 

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Iron Patch

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Re: First One Hundred (pre 1799 coins)

geo4472 said:
very nice collection my oldest is an 1899 cent and sadly to say the only one that has has broke the 1900 barrier i must be doing something wrong


99% of the time the answer to that question can be answered with ...The sites you hunt. Digging the finds is the easy part, putting yourself on the location is the challenge. Funny we see detector debates all the time but no one ever fights about who is the better researcher. That's because the good ones are keeping quiet and just showing people the finds. :-X

Detecting is something that evolves in many ways and if you hang in there usually the good finds do come.
 

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Re: First One Hundred (pre 1799 coins)

Don,

I can't think of any new adjectives to describe those coins. I know it's getting old, but Im still amazed how well preserved those coppers are. Without, getting into prices, which of those coins have the most value? Would I be correct in assuming the 1793 Head Left Liberty Cap Half Cent is near the top of the list?

Thanks for the pictures,
Bill
 

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bookfisher said:
Don,

I can't think of any new adjectives to describe those coins. I know it's getting old, but Im still amazed how well preserved those coppers are. Without, getting into prices, which of those coins have the most value? Would I be correct in assuming the 1793 Head Left Liberty Cap Half Cent is near the top of the list?

Thanks for the pictures,
Bill


Is not-in-my-dirt an adjective? :D
 

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Don in SJ

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Re: First One Hundred (pre 1799 coins)

bookfisher said:
Don,

I can't think of any new adjectives to describe those coins. I know it's getting old, but Im still amazed how well preserved those coppers are. Without, getting into prices, which of those coins have the most value? Would I be correct in assuming the 1793 Head Left Liberty Cap Half Cent is near the top of the list?

Thanks for the pictures,
Bill

Bill, I think the coin below it is more valuable, due to its rarity, the 1794 S-19a variety, there are only about 25-30 of them known, most are struck weak and mine is in the middle to top half of those numbers for condition.....
The 1793, I am sure is around a grand, maybe more, maybe less, but I already have much higher quotes on the 1794 Large Cent.

For value finds, I much prefer the early year Large and Half Cents over the Colonials, there is value in the counterfeit colonials, also in the state coins, and growing in leaps and bounds each year, but there is still more of a market for early year large cents.
Spanish silver is so common, not much hope of finding big bucks with that type of silver, now early American silver, YEAH, but boy is it hard to find as evidenced by lack of posts on all forums. ( NOTE: I have never sold any of my coins and do not plan on doing so at this time)

Iron Patch - you got those great buttons up there that I don't :)
Don
 

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Re: First One Hundred (pre 1799 coins)

I am moving in with Don so I can amass a collection like this!! LOL
 

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tabfinder said:
I am moving in with Don so I can amass a collection like this!! LOL


Why do all the work, the collection is already there! :D
 

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:oAmazing,amazing amazing collection! :o :o
 

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