1787 Connecticut copper (pics added)

TimmyNY

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stopped on the way home from work in an old field that has given up a lot of colonial and early large cents. this is the place where Seeker found the 1805 half dime last year. I found a small buckle and a lead ingot and a colonial copper. couldn't tell what it was at first but when I washed it there was enough detail to tell it is a 1787 Connecticut copper. not enough detail to bother with a picture. this is my 5th Conn copper

HH

Tim
 

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Michigan Badger

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

"not enough detail to bother with a picture" MAN! If I found one as bald as dekalb33 I plaster it all over the web!

Post a picture.

Congrats...you are king for this day!

Badger
 

1badtacoma

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

Wow Awsome find. Post a pic anyway, You got to have proof. ;D
 

xlthunter

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

Sounds like you have a great spot! Good luck, keep us posted!
xlthunter
 

Mona Lisa

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

Hey, Timmy, It's good to hear from you again. I'm glad that Seeker left a coin for you. You should post a picture of that bald copper. ::)
 

tsgman

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

Nice going Tim!
 

markgPA

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

Hi Tim
Nice finds. I just found one recently and I was estatic even though it was worn and I really gouged it bad.
HH
Mark G
 

civilman1

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

WTG Timmmy....won't find too many of them down here!!....Nice job.
 

Nana40

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

If there was a fainting smiley face here....I would definately post it!
But since there's not, I will have to do the usual shocked one! :o ;D

Must be an incredible feeling finding something that old!

Congratulations Timmy!

:)
 

EDDE

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Re: 1787 Connecticut copper

Michigan Badger said:
"not enough detail to bother with a picture" MAN! If I found one as bald as dekalb33 I plaster it all over the web!

Post a picture.

Congrats...you are king for this day!

Badger
thats Baron to you ~~~~~~~ surf
 

hollowpointred

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its in better shape than the 1788 that i found. looks like it doesnt have too much natural wear on it. great find!
 

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