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Found A 1818 Large Cent & Silver Jewelry

E-Trac-Ohio

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Got out for a few shorter hunts over the last several days. Last Saturday I hunted a friends old house and found the Pendant Watch and the 1944 Wheat Cent.
Found the Silver .925 Ear Ring under the gravel in a 1800's church parking area and the 1818 Large Cent was found on a vacant lot where a house stood many years ago.
This Large Cent was 7" to 8" down and came in as a very solid - FE 11/12 - CO 46/47. I had a real good feeling about this target before I dug it - it just sounded right - said to myself - "this has got to be a silver quarter or a large cent " !

This is the tenth Large Cent I've found so far and it's my oldest to date. The first six L.C.'s I found all had 1840's dates on them - then last Summer I found one dated 1828 at an abandoned farm house - next came the one I found in Maine last Fall dated 1822 - then came the 1820 L.C. I found near an old church last Winter - then this 1818 found yesterday.
I'm thinking ... if this keeps up ... I will be finding a Large Cent with a 1700's date on it by the end of next year ! :rofl:


HH --- Mark :detecting:
 
Nice finds Mark, that coin is almost 200 years old, hard to imagine. Thanks for the pictures and story. -- Randy
 
You are getting closer to the 1700s keep swinging. Nice shape
 
Wow Mark! You're LC is in very good shape! Thanks for the pictures and congratualtions on the finds.

NebTrac
 
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