1814 Classic Head Largie w/ Crossest "4"

louie088

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Westmoreland County
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Minicab CTX 3030
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Got out for a bit on Saturday. Temp wasn't to bad here back east. I went to an old home site, now a completely wooded area. Thick woods! I got a great tone on my CTX, 12:44. Target was not that deep at all, and it was nice to find my first big copper of 2016. Got it home and cleaned her up and reveled a beautiful 1814 Classic Head LC w/ Crossest "4".
I believe it to be a simi key date coin, and was happy to see some detail on the coin.
Found a couple other cool relics that day too, musket ball, small buckle.
Thanks for looking and HH
 

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Sweet looking Large Cent.
 

Always nice to see a big green copper in your hole. Nice find.
 

That's getting back a few yrs! Great find! Congrats
 

A 202 year old penny is a really nice find.
Congrats on getting out.
 

Very nice coin! It has good detail, considering it's age. Must have been a nice new coin when dropped!

Well done sir!
 

Thank all of you guys for the comments! It has been cold out here on the east coast. That might be that last good coin I find till spring :) Fingers crossed.
 

Nice old copper with lots of detail! Congratualtions. :occasion14:
 

Nice Large Cent. Usually large coppers from 1808-1816 look like hell due to the poor quality planchets they used during that time. Yours looks great and a crosslet to boot!
 

kinda looks like a 4 over a 2 or 3...........?
Very Cool FIND!
 

That is a GREAT find there bud!!! The crossed 1814 is a DEF keeper and the detail is KILLER!!!! CONGRATZ & HH....
 

Always like finding large cents and the classic heads come up even less often then the draped busts. Nice find. Interesting it read 12/44 as my LC's almost always read 12/46.
 

Always like finding large cents and the classic heads come up even less often then the draped busts. Nice find. Interesting it read 12/44 as my LC's almost always read 12/46.

Thank you. I was using the 17" coil, also other targets were present that may have effected the vdi.
 

Quick little video I threw together of myself retreating the 1814 LC :)


 

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