Tony12100
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- 🥇 Banner finds
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I know this thing isn't beautiful but it's gotta be a Banner find. The chain is easily discernible and the mintage of these is stupidly low. It's an amazing find
I'd sooner dig a chain cent looking like that than one with stronger detail but it being mostly covered with rock hard corrosion. The wear simply means it has more history! If this was a Stacks auction, sure, we could scrutinize the heck out of it, but it's not, it's a detecting forum and digging something like a chain cent is what it is all about.... at least for me! .....So in other words I agree with you. I might need to invest in a coin book. I have no clue now what a chain cent is or a tree coin and it makes me feel really inept. Based on what the others have said I offer my heartiest congratulations on your great find............whatever the heck it is.....LOL

Glad you agreed with me buddy! That really could've been confusing if you hadn't :-)It's plenty beautiful to me!I'd sooner dig a chain cent looking like that than one with stronger detail but it being mostly covered with rock hard corrosion. The wear simply means it has more history! If this was a Stacks auction, sure, we could scrutinize the heck out of it, but it's not, it's a detecting forum and digging something like a chain cent is what it is all about.... at least for me! .....So in other words I agree with you.
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Whatever the heck it is ...
answer ;;
The Grail of Early US copper coinage !
Huge Congrat 's , Tony 12100 !
Significant and Vote Worthy Find because of Rarity
CMDdawg
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An un dug example for those who never saw a real Chain Large Cent
It looks like it was made by the same person that made that wooden nickel lol.
