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Does this still count as a large copper?
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Nice !!!
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Congrats on your finds
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Nice patina on that unit, love that dark green ! Plus some silver to finish the day off...looks like 8 hours well spent to me, Crabstang...much better than working!! Ddf
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It's British, it's copper.
British copper in my book.
Nice find.
British copper in my book.
Nice find.
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If it were made of gold,, would it count as a gold coin? lol
Congrats on some nice finds.
Congrats on some nice finds.
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''large cent'' lol.
This pre-decimal British Penny was the largest of the small change Copper of the period, so you could call it large if you want. However, its really the early Victorian Penny which was much thicker that we would call the Bun Penny or largie.
This pre-decimal British Penny was the largest of the small change Copper of the period, so you could call it large if you want. However, its really the early Victorian Penny which was much thicker that we would call the Bun Penny or largie.
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