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2 cents 1866
- Thread starter tbrom
- Start date
7centsworth
Well-known member
That is a really nice find . In really good shape too.
Mark in S.E. IA
New member
Sweeet, that's 2 cent's that's hard to find.
I do not know what chart your looking at but I've found several of them and all of them ID'ed between 30 and 36. As big as they are you would think they would ID in the 40's but I've never seen it.
I do not know what chart your looking at but I've found several of them and all of them ID'ed between 30 and 36. As big as they are you would think they would ID in the 40's but I've never seen it.
Mark in S.E. IA said:
Look at 705 TID charts. They all say a 2 cents come in at 42. I know mine is pretty consistent at 34 out of the ground and was 34-36 in the ground. As far as I know its the only one I have ever had my coil over. I was curious what others that found them had. I know TIDs are just a reference. I have a copper memorial that hits 38-40 I would have bet the house it was a dime.
In any case it's a great recovery and in pretty nice shape! Congratulations! 