LandOLincoln
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Took the deus back to the cornfield. You can barely make out the 7 and the eagle. 1857 flying eagle cent.
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fly like an eagle
- Thread starter LandOLincoln
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Larry (IL)
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Congratulations Andrew, I bet that one wasn't found too far from where I found mine.........
if I'm thinking of the right corn field.
if I'm thinking of the right corn field.LandOLincoln
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It was about 100 yards away. Different field though.
Even though it's crusty green, it's still a very awesome coin since knowing what it is. BIG congratulations! HH, Nancygeodehunter
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Awesome find Andrew. 
flinthunter
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Great find. Congrats on the Eagle.
Nice find.
Larry (IL)
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No solution, put a wire brush on the drill and have at it, will take all that green stuff off in a heartbeat. 
For newbies, just kidding. don't use wire brushes to remove the green patina............ it removes all detail of the coin.
For newbies, just kidding. don't use wire brushes to remove the green patina............ it removes all detail of the coin.
LandOLincoln
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I already did the wire brush on the dremel before I took the pictures. That is as good as its going to get.