Harmonica, 1897 Canadian Cent and buttons

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cjon455

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that harmonica is pretty cool, think of the music that played over the years! I agree with you, that canadian cent is awesome
 

Bubba65

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Congrats VPR on some nice digs, I have to agree the Canadian cent looks real nice :icon_thumright:

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bill from lachine

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The Canadian large cent is in great condition.....and that's probably the only complete harmonica I've seen posted.

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Thanks for the replies!

The harmonica came from ground that is normally pretty wet. I wonder if that is why the wooden part is still there:dontknow: Also, the ground here in my area seems to be pretty good to copper, that may explain the condition of the Canadian cent.

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