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I was lucky to find this lovely large cent on my last trip to Vermont. It came out of an area that was very dry, and it helped to keep it in good shape, thanks for looking, Rick.
 

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congrats on the find my oldest so far is 1820 and that is my second i've found so far but for 1798 beauty for sure!
 
That one is sweet. Looks like banner material to me.
 
Thats a Beauty! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:
 
Congrats on a nice 1798 Large Cent, that year seems to hold up better than others in the Draped Bust series for some reason, it would be nice if the other half of the story was posted! (Reverse side).

Don
 
Don in SJ said:
Congrats on a nice 1798 Large Cent, that year seems to hold up better than others in the Draped Bust series for some reason, it would be nice if the other half of the story was posted! (Reverse side).

Don

I have the same theory about some of the early ones. something about the alloy.
i vote for a quick peek at the other side as well! :thumbsup:
 
I'ld surely like to dig one of those in that condition . . . congrats on a great find.
 
OK, here is the other side. Thanks for the interest! Rick.
 

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My 1798 looks pitiful compared to this. Awesome job, from Cali to VT!
 
Great find bro...What will it be next time on SM=3. I see a 1793 chain in your future...LL
 
Nice largie. My 1798 is also that nice. Hopefully you'll be lucky enough to get a Flowing Hair like I did :wink:. Your pretty close, just a couple years older and you got it. Keep on digging. :thumbsup:
 
she's a beauty on either side...congrats :icon_thumright:
 
You know what Rick, that coin looks better here on Tnet than it did in person. I think that flowing haired large cent deserves a ( Rubber Chicken )...........lolol We need more Chickens for the fall hunt! Great Find!

John
 
Nice Largie... Alot older that any of mine!!!!! 1851 as old as I can find.
 
Might have been dropped by my ancestor: Ira Allen. Patina undoubtedly from Green Mountain Boys!
 

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