Rainy Day LCs and Rosies

MuckyBottles

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Rainy Day LC's and Rosies

Had a break in the rain for a couple hours, hit an old cellar pit which is not to far from a colonial file factory in my area. While nothing colonial came out of the soil, I did nail two large cents, an 1825 Coronet and a 1852 Braided (real crappy condition), and two Rosie's..not counting the zincoln's and other clad.

It appears that the Coronet is larger than the braided, maybe its just me.
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Two's company
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Argentium

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According to the "Redbook" of U.S. Coins you are correct, the Matron Head Cent is larger- 28-29mm (I thought this 1 mm variance-
was interesting ) compared with 27.5 for the Braided Hair LC.
 

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MuckyBottles

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According to the "Redbook" of U.S. Coins you are correct, the Matron Head Cent is larger- 28-29mm (I thought this 1 mm variance-
was interesting ) compared with 27.5 for the Braided Hair LC.

I guess the old adage is correct, a site is never hunted out..probably will hit it again tomorrow.. Thanks for the info..the rosie's and the LC's are adding up.
 

Argentium

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I think the two Largies in one location indicate a very promising site indeed - Hey , I'd be going back if I found two wheat pennies !!
 

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Very nice, I have LC's in much worse shape, not bad I'd say. Thanks for sharing... wishing I had a break in the rain like that one today! Congrats
 

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Nice LC's and Rosies! Congrats! Looks like your going for doubles!

It's surprising what comes out of well hunted places.
I'd be happy to dig one LC or a Rosie, or a wheat!
 

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MuckyBottles

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Still waiting for my first dug flying eagle cent...wishful thinking on my part..lol
 

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Great finds, good work, just a suggestion, might work for you. Upgrade to an AT Pro and see what you come up with at that site? You could use mine to try? I don't know which machine you used, I never had a Whites, but I did have a 250. You have been coming up with great finds, good sites, location, location, location.
 

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MuckyBottles

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I was using my 250 for this location. I am breaking out the MX5 today. Drop me a line about the AT Pro.
 

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