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Re: My Oldest Coin To Date... A Little Worn, No Date, bu the closest I can see it's

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a Conn. Copper, circa 1786 or 1788. It was found not far from the site where my hunting buddy found the 5 pounded (Cannon Ball) This is the route and area where Gen. Glover had a skirmish with the British as Washington fled to New Rochelle to join forces with other generals. They say it was a turning point in the war... 4,000 troops marched up Shore Road towards New Rochelle. Thanks for looking...God bless and HH, I'll be returning tomorrow to see if any more goodies like this one is tucked away somewhere.
Philo_NY
 
4,000 people - had to have been a few of them losing stuff along the way.
HH & Be Safe (and Healthy) - God bless us - one and all
Remember: Seek ye first the kingdom of God (Mt. 6:33)
Pete in MI
 
someday I will get over there and find some old coppers. We only get large cents here!
 
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