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Finaly broke the 1800s barrier with flying colors!

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Dug this at my new very overgrown cellar hole today. 1838 large cent. I can't stop looking at it!
 

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That one is still in pretty good shape,CONGRATS :thumbsup:


fortbball9
 
Wow, nice surface condition on the coin! Looks great! Never know what else could turn up at that cellar hole. Good luck
 
relic lover said:
Dug this at my new very overgrown cellar hole today. 1838 large cent. I can't stop looking at it!
Can't say that I blame you...dang she is a looker!!! :thumbsup:
 
The ground was kind to that one! Great find!
 
Here is her twin, an 1838 cent I dug in Huntingdon Co., PA near an overgrown cellar hole, in 2006. Yours survived the ground conditions better, I think!

dug1838centDec06.jpg
 
wow, that coin is in wonderful condition! I wish my copper came out so good lookin!
 
very nice and in very good shape.
 
Congrats on hitting the 1800s! awesome coin, it looks to be in awesome shape :thumbsup: :thumbsup: best of luck and HH
 
Great find!!!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
congrats. nice coin
 
Congrats on a great looking coin!!
HH

John
 
wow great condition.......if i dug that here it would be totally green
 
That is one beutiful coin for her age. I would be looking at that for some time after digging such a nice example. :thumbsup:

HH,

Dave
 

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