My 2nd ever Large Cent!!!

[TokenMan]

I went out yesterday evening and and got a pleasant surprise! My second largie! Man these are cool. I believe it's 1826...hard to tell, but tilted just right in the light, that is what I thought I saw. She is worn quite a bit, but still neat to look at. The second photo I was messing around with photo settings and exposure, that's why it's lighter. I also dug two 1919 wheaties. And the third pic is like a mini magnifying glass thingy that I am not real sure what it is. It's brass and the glass piece was on the larger piece, but came apart out of the ground. At 1st I thought part of a pocket knife, but I do not get the larger piece. (the cent is for size) Thanks for looking and have a great weekend!

 

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[Trezurehunter]

Congrats on your 2nd LC.

 

[kingskid1611]

Beautiful nonetheless. Congrats

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congratulations on the finds!

 

[relic lover]

Congrats on the large c. I have not found one in two years looking to break that drought this year. that one has some serious character. I believe the mystery item is for starting fires put a little tinder in the center part in the Sun heated it to an ember. It would have been part of the lid to a larger tinder box which would have contained flint and steel in case there was no Sun.

 

[park pirate]

Wow that babys worn still a good find...

 

[TokenMan]

Congrats on the large c. I have not found one in two years looking to break that drought this year. that one has some serious character. I believe the mystery item is for starting fires put a little tinder in the center part in the Sun heated it to an ember. It would have been part of the lid to a larger tinder box which would have contained flint and steel in case there was no Sun.

relic lover-Thanks for looking. Very interesting and makes sense as a fire starter. That's pretty cool, thanks.

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs.