Vermont copper

plumbdigger

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image.webpQuick hunt after work today ended up being pretty good. Walked away with a few buttons, a nice decorative shoe buckle and my first state copper, 1788 Vermont with excellent detail.
 

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Very nice old large cent recovery! Congratualtions! :occasion14:
 

I love finding state coppers. Nice going.
 

Gotta clean it up beter and post both sides. We'll give you variety and value. Hogge
 

By the location of the letter V it is one of three varieties, RR 24, 25 or 26. Odds are it is the Ryder 25, but need photo of reverse to say which one for sure. 1788 Vermont Copper - Ryder 25
 

Congrats! Right now that is about the only find that really makes me green with envy. But I'm genuinely happy for you. Would love to see more pics as others have suggested.
Welcome (back?) to Tnet.
 

I have never cleaned a copper coin before, worried I'll ruin it. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
 

Ya I'm very curious to when I find something of value and want to display it how to clean it.
 

i heat up peroxide in the microwave then drop the coin in for a few minutes, the crud bubbles off, then i use a brillo pad a nd gently rub to get some detail, and finallyi use metal polish to polish the details, works great on toasted coppers
 

nice finds Congratulations. Would like to see the shoe buckle and stuff too. Welcome aboard!
 

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