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Digging with the Etrac and pulled out a 1797 Large Cent

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Congrats on the great oldie. I would love to dig one from the 1700's but unfortunately, in the Midwest, they are rare!
 
congratulations on the 1797 large cent!
 
its got more detail on it than most of them I dig up..... very nice upside down picture and all.... congrats....
 
Fantastic save! I traded my Etrac awhile back and I have no idea what I was thinking.....
 
I made a few adjustments to your picture. What a beauty! And you found 6 of them in your own yard? Would you be able to take a picture of all of them and post? I would love to see them. - Jim
 
earthlypotluck said:
I made a few adjustments to your picture. What a beauty! And you found 6 of them in your own yard? Would you be able to take a picture of all of them and post? I would love to see them. - Jim
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Thanks Jim, I will try to get pics up of them all today.
 
Wow, you have a nice hunting spot and it is right outside your house! Amazing coins for sure. Do you know the history of your property? Thanks for posting. - Jim
 
Fantastic ! :beers:
 
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