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River hunt yields a nice large cent.

DiggerDave in Pa.

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I spent a couple hours pulling the usual junk from the river and this showed up. It is an 1836 large cent. The date looks a little weak but lots of detail everywhere else. Thanks for looking! DD.
 

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Sure would like to find that Silver Dollar old George threw across the Potomac!Nice score!!!
 
fantastic find!
 
I agree, nice detail. Way to go !
 
Very nice LC... Congrats :icon_thumright:
 
nice largie!! :icon_thumright:
 
Sweet largie ! :icon_thumright:
 
Congrats on the LC, nice shape too :icon_thumright: !

TommNJ
 
Great lookin LC. :thumbsup:
 
That's a beauty. Love the patina on it :blob1: :blob1:. Nice work
 
that is a gooder!!! MR TUFF
 
that is a fine sample!!!! nice work man! :icon_thumright:
 
nice looking large cent! i have a 38 that held up pretty well. ;D willy
 

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Love diggin' up LC's. Hogge :thumbsup:
 
The 1836 is a real beauty! My first LC was an 1836. It also has a weak date. I think all of the 1836's were weak strikes.

Here is mine:
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