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Went back to make sure the spot I was at yesterday was cleaned out. Got two more coins and a smal flat button. One coin was a blank disc but luckily I found one that turned out well. It’s a 1796 Joseph Archibald half penny conder token. He was a seedsman. I’ve dug other 1790’s conder tokens in the past but not this type and most are in bad shape. The pictures don’t do it justice. Thanks for looking! [emoji16][emoji106]
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Amazing condition for that token after 200 years+. The soil where you found it seems to be kind to copper. I'd hunt that place again!
 
Great finds! That token is in great shape... I think! Just my humble opinion. Congratulations!
 
Amazing condition for that token after 200 years+. The soil where you found it seems to be kind to copper. I'd hunt that place again!

The soil was really harsh on all of the others but that one. I have no idea why but I’m glad it was good this time! [emoji16]
 

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