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1831 Large cent

sonny61

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Cliff and I returned to the colonial home site in the tobacco field today. He added 9 more flat buttons to his collection. One was the size of a silver dollar. I found a nice arrowhead, a flat button, flat lead, a possible trigger guard, a crank, and a nice 1831 large cent that had been hit by a plow but straightend up ok.
 

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That cut silver farm keeps producing and producing for you and Cliff. :headbang: Old Kentucky has many more hidden secrets for you two.
 
Kentucky has some good history. Anywhere you go in that state, one has the chance of digging a cut silver. :icon_thumleft:

Kirk
 
Nice find Sonny! I love LC's ;D. Congrats.....Hogge
 
Too bad about the LC. Looks like it wasn't in too bad of shape. Still a nice find :thumbsup:
 
Awesome arrowhead and large cent!! :thumbsup:
 
Any LC is a good LC...found one myself this spring, it was worn and torn but there is something about holding something in your hand that has not seen daylight for all those years...WTG. Nice arrow head too, never found one of those...
 
Large cents are my favorite coin. Nice finds!
 

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