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That's one small coin. Updated pics show type 2, 3center
Got out to a spot in the woods yesterday. Picked up my first 3 center which is also my oldest U.S. silver coin. It's barely legible, looks like 1867 and has seen better days but I'll take it. I also got the 2 IH's (1881, 1908) and the crucifix
You can really see how small the 3 center is in this photo compared to the IH
Got out to a spot in the woods yesterday. Picked up my first 3 center which is also my oldest U.S. silver coin. It's barely legible, looks like 1867 and has seen better days but I'll take it. I also got the 2 IH's (1881, 1908) and the crucifix
You can really see how small the 3 center is in this photo compared to the IH

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to answer some questions, the coin was found in the woods in Delaware County New York, the crucifix weighs 17.3 grams. I also took some close-ups and checked again online and I'm pretty sure the 3 center is a type 2 (1854-1858) like vayank 54 and dfx willy suggested above by the way the point of the star is right on the letter "N" in united, I saw some pics online and only the type 2 has that.







