bedpanmoneyman
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I was watching the Cincinnati Bungles today..worthless game in a worthless season. Went out to get some more wood for the fire and thought....it's not too bad out, maybe I can get one last hunt in. Well, I'm glad I did. Worked a small soccer field in my usual large sports complex. Keep in mind, I've pulled over 1300 coins from this complex this year and the oldest coin I've ever found was a 1916 D wheatie and not one silver coin. Well, I'm finding the usual clad and I get a hit with a VDI of 82 at about 4 inches on my DFX. Thinking I'm digging anyother penny or dime, I pull the plug and in the lower end of the plug, surprise!! I pull out a coin that's larger than a quarter. I carefully wipe it off, thinking maybe its a medallion or token but I can't make out anything cause it's getting dark. So I finish the field and head for home wondering what that coin is. When I get it home, I ran some water over it to wash off the dirt, looked at it under a magnifying glass and saw the words ONE CENT. My heart skipped a beat and I turned it over and saw the outline of a woman's face with a liberty band across her head and a date of 1829 at the bottom. Now I've never seen a LC except pictures on this forum....didn't even know they exited until this year. I always thought they were found in the eastern US. SO WOW!!!! Here's the picture. Sorry I couldn't get it any clearer than that. Anybody know how much it's worth? Should I try and clean it better?
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