ohdigger
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- Feb 15, 2009
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- Location
- south east .ohio
- Detector(s) used
- Whites XLT & sovereign gt
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donny_n_mo said:You didnt hit it with what you was digging with did you? looks like a fresh mark......nice find
True that BucklesBuckleBoy said:donny_n_mo said:You didnt hit it with what you was digging with did you? looks like a fresh mark......nice find
looks like an old mark to me, for sure! See the active corrosion down in the mark? If he can carve a 6 with the tip of his lesche, then he should've been a silversmith!
Nice Find!
-Buckles
very cool!Colonial Copper Zeus said:Nice counterstamped largie.
Chris

This is something i didnt know Mighty Nice Find OHDIGGERNeil in West Jersey said:Congratulations on on finding a hat check!!!!!!
According to Coin World, Large cents were a particular target [to counterstamping], because during the 19th century, they were already used for so many other things, like gears, washers, tumblers in locks and as room, shoe or hatchecks. "In the latter cases each large cent was simply stamped with a number, a practice which goes a long way toward explaining the quantity of coins found with number stamps."