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From: "Don H" <slospokes2@comcast.net>
Subject: Verification of variety of NJ and a Large Cent
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I went metal detecting this morning, thanks to the hot weather finally taki=
ng a break, so I took advantage to go out and get some exercise.
My short hunt was interesting, I got a button that is around1800 by the bac=
kmark, and it has an acorn in the center, sort of remember that had some s=
ignificant meaning back than, I think :>)
Then I got two coppers close to each other, I knew the one was a Large Cent=
but had no idea on what the other smaller one was till I got home and soak=
ed them in peroxide.
Also, a possible musket part? any experts out there??
OK, the NJ appears to be a 14-J
But, the Large Cent might be my rarest Large Cent I ever found, even a rare=
r variety than my 1794 S-19a. It appears to be a Sheldon NC-2. I know =
a few Large Cent experts in this group so hoping my attribution is correct.=
I feel badly the coin has nice detail but the ground was not kind to it a=
t all. Did the best I could on restoring/conserving it.
Don
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