Beautiful 1822 Coronet Cent

Kirk PA · Aug 17, 2009

KKC(KirkKyleChris) got out for a hunt on Saturday and it proved to be a good one. We all got one large copper. On the top of the ridge, I got a jumpy reading that pinpointed at 5". I plucked this beauty from the side of the hole. This site was fun to search, considering most of the good signals were coppers.

We are going to be seeking permission for a new Colonial farm this coming week. Thanks for viewing, guys!

Keep the passion high!

Kirk

CRUSADER · Aug 17, 2009

looks good :icon_thumright:

Burdie · Aug 17, 2009

That is one great looking coin. A Big Time Congratulations.

Burdie

Silver Searcher · Aug 17, 2009

Cracking coin Kirk :thumbsup:

post us some pictures when you have cleaned it a bit(that's if you are)

SS.

warsawdaddy · Aug 17, 2009

What a great coin!Beautiful condition. Congrats :thumbsup:

silvercop · Aug 17, 2009

spartacus53 · Aug 17, 2009

That is one beautiful looking coin :icon_thumleft:

sscindercoop · Aug 17, 2009

Nice LC

peanut · Aug 17, 2009

Nice!

EARTHWORKS · Aug 17, 2009

Nice job!!!

FortBedfordbob · Aug 17, 2009

Nice One for Sure

Detectingfreak · Aug 17, 2009

Very nice job! You guys in the Centeral PA area sure do a nice job on finding coppers!

collector01 · Aug 17, 2009

Awesome coronet Large cent! :thumbsup:

. Its always fun when all the good signals are coppers.

leddel · Aug 17, 2009

beautiful coppa you found Kirk , tell me that you didn't put the gash across the back my friend :icon_scratch:

Dan

ModernMiner · Aug 17, 2009

Kirk,
Very nice LC buddy. :hello2:

You three are unbelievable with finding the old coppa.
If I don't find one soon down here in NC, I'll be taking a trip up north an invading your fields. I'll dress up like a cow though so I blend in without you guys knowing. Mooooooooooooooo. :tongue3:

Congrats you big coppa dog you. :icon_thumleft:

-MM-

Don in SJ · Aug 17, 2009

Very decent Largie Kirk, I quickly tried to get the variety, but that is a tough year for similarities, so no Sheldon number yet, the CENTS appear to step down but several varieties do that, maybe later I will get the ID.

Don