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:clapping:My Oldest coin so far...:wiggle:

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Wisconsin Pete

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decised to start going through all the coins that I have gotten in the past 3 years and thus far this is the oldest one that I have found...though I have a lot more to go through yet...still seeking some indians and mercs:shrug:
 
Always a first or older coin to shoot for..I always remember my first indian head penny that broke the barrier as it was an l895. Took a while but over the years also broke another barrier with a 1793 and 1797 large cent, 1781 Realle, and chinese coin from the 1700's..Certainly never know whats going to be over the hill in the next hole...and you will never run out of first finds..Do remember some parts of the U.S. are not that old and a Merc. may be a nice find while other older areas bust silver can be had..
 
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