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    Fugio and Liberty Cap Coppers

    Hello T Netters. I got out for few hours today. In 3 hours only 3 non-ferrous hits, but they were goodies. Found a flat button right off the bat, then dug a 1795 Liberty Cap, then finished up with the 1787 Fugio. That Fugio has been on my wish list for a long time.






    The obverse of the Fugio looks pretty fragile. Just a bit of "dry" cleaning is all I dared do.

    Good luck !


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    Sep 2012
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    That's alright right there.nice

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    us
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    Wow! Nice coppers

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    us
    Jul 2008
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    I'm going BANNER ! Ok the condition is well worn , but these are really early and rare finds ! Argentium.

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    us
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    wow those are nice. the soil was kind to them

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    us
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    Great job on the old coin finds!

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    us
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    Those are thrilling finds, congrats! Andi

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    us
    Dec 2011
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    Way to go on the Fugio and Liberty Cap some awesome coins indeed!!!
    If it sounds good, Dig It

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    us
    Jun 2009
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    Great finds !! both coins are in good shape and a rare find if those coins where in a farm field they would be fried by now you got to like woods finds that is one of the better chain cents i have seen posted on here ill vote Banner on that Jim
    Last edited by Deepdiger60; Sep 17, 2012 at 05:44 AM.
    If Mother Earth give,s us precious metals like gold silver and copper why leave them in the ground to disappear forever , dig them out and save History !!

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    us
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    Awesome finds, I recently found 1801 capped bust LC and the back side was toast, then one of the guys told me about a peroxide bath, so I tryed it and it worked great, now you can see the laural leef and most
    of the wrighting . The bath doesn't reck the patina, Pm me if you need instruckshins.

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    us
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    2 Early American Copper coins. Nice!

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    Sep 2007
    Dirtyville
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    How's the other side of the Fugio for detail? If about the same as what's shown there might be enough to ID.

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    us
    Oct 2009
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    What an awesome site ! Fantastic Early US coppers !

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    us
    Jul 2012
    MID TENN
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    Wow! Beautiful Coppers! Way To Go!

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    us
    Apr 2008
    MA
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    Great finds. Both coins are on my dream list.

  17. #16
    us
    Aug 2007
    Topsham, Vermont
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    Very nice coppers ! I have yet to dig either one of those yet. To get them in the same hunt is the best part!

    VPR

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    us
    Sep 2007
    New Jersey
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    Nice job. Very nice job.

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    lost hunter
    WTG

  20. #19
    us
    Sep 2009
    Central Va
    Machines: Whites DFX & DFX300 & White's Pulse Scan TDI, Garrett AT Pro - Coils: DFX: Eclipse 6 X 10 dd, SEF 15 x 12, 13" ultimate, 10" D2 dd, Super 12", 5" Excellerator.- TDI : 8.5X11 Razorback Mono,
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    Man those are two fine coppers! IVe got a 1794 Cap Now I NEED one of those fugio cents

    Share The Experience at www.justgodetecting.com

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    May 2008
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    Thanks everybody. Those old coppers don't appear under your coil every time out. That is for sure.

    Quote Originally Posted by leprechaun View Post
    Awesome finds, I recently found 1801 capped bust LC and the back side was toast, then one of the guys told me about a peroxide bath, so I tryed it and it worked great, now you can see the laural leef and most
    of the wrighting . The bath doesn't reck the patina, Pm me if you need instruckshins.
    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Patch View Post
    How's the other side of the Fugio for detail? If about the same as what's shown there might be enough to ID.

    Leprechaun and Iron Patch, the "ringed" side is definitely the good side. The obverse is toast. I can make out the base of the sundial and indications of letters. Can't see rays, date or cinquefoils. The patina is really just a crust. I use peroxide often on coppers but in this case I am pretty sure even a gentle peroxide cleaning will do more harm than good. I will enjoy it as is. But thanks for the offer to ID it.

    JeffH

 

 
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