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I said, I would never find one ! I was wrong

Congrats! A rare find and in great shape
 
Congratulations on recovering a beautiful coin!
 
Awesome find for sure. Congrats!!
 
AH MAN! BUCKET LISTER THERE!
 
Congrats!
 
Its a silver 3 cent piece. It was used mainly for postage.
 
Good job and nice find. Now I need my first one.
 
Jesse W. McComas said:
What were your numbers on that Trime? HH...Jesse.
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When I found my first ever 3 cent piece a 15 months ago, it rang up 12/26 12/27 @ 8 inches. You would be surprised to see how small it was. I am interested in what the FECO #'s were for Ise450 as well.
 
I was civil war relic hunting, I was setup in two tone and I was digging high tones. It was just 4 inch's deep did not get a good look at the numbers Sorry.
 
Congrats WTG
 
Ah hell with you. Great find good for you I'm still looking after 15 yrs
 
Looks like it has the "O" mint mark next to the "C" on the reverse, only mint marked 3 cent. Nice, better date.
 
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