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Yesterdays find. Found this and six flat buttons in a field that had just been worked prior to planting. This is the fourth coin from this site the newest being 1876 dime.
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Two Cent piece out of same field for comparison of size will try and post the others later. Can't make out the back marks yet, haven't cleaned them yet.
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pretty cool still looking for my 1st one . <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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I've only found one Shield nickel my whole time detectin'. Mine was an 1866 also but not in near as good of shape as yours.
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I found a '66 2-Center last year and a '64 the year before that, but that's all I've ever found as far as 2c pieces go.
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This land hasn't had much fertilizer put on it. It has been laying fallow for a long time. That's why the coppers are in such good condition. I'm posting another two center I found on fertilied land, you can barely make out what it is much less a date.