Right, it’s amazing, they are so old and considering the land mass of earth that is a needle in a stack of needles.They are not rare coins. But it was amazing to find them.View attachment 2180244View attachment 2180245View attachment 2180246View attachment 2180247View attachment 2180248View attachment 2180249
yes it is.😁Right, it’s amazing, they are so old and considering the land mass of earth that is a needle in a stack of needles.
Yes it is. I think they got lost too early.Maybe not rare, but great finds nonetheless. That Flying Eagle Cent is in great shape for a dug coin!
It definitely has it. But you know, I have another one with more personality.Sweet finds! That 1863 dime definitely has some personality!
It definitely has it. But you know, I have another one with more personality.View attachment 2180745
it isRight, it’s amazing, they are so old and considering the land mass of earth that is a needle in a stack of needles.
ThanksGreat finds - that's the nicest Flying Eagle Cent I've ever seen come out of the ground !
ThanksYour dry climate and soils treated the Flying Eagle Cent with kindness.
Excellent dug example 👏
Those from San Francisco are very common around here.I’d love to find any of those, well done. Flying eagle is the next penny I need to work my way back, and I don’t get any San Francisco mint marks… rare or not they are cool
spot on, that's so intelligentRight, it’s amazing, they are so old and considering the land mass of earth that is a needle in a stack of needles.
All D’s and P’s, haven’t dug a single O or S.Those from San Francisco are very common around here.
so attractive on that blazer
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