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Donnie B
11-18-2021, 06:57 PM
It's confirmed. The coin was peer reviewed in hand at the Whitman Baltimore Coin Show today. I found a unique and hitherto unknown die marriage of a Connecticut State Copper. I found a Miller 33.42-T.2. The 33.42 obverse is extremely rare in its own right but only known to exist with a Z.2 reverse until I dug this one! Thanks Don Hartman (https://www.facebook.com/don.hartman.71?__cft__[0]=AZV0mBHRgkcp8bJyrMV7yH_0Zb2_SV0VPrBKeJ7i6NY2SQUET gpG3Vv3mYN16OC61GgXEz2M0XqINpF5qFX8f-h_lj4v3ljYeEtqSmxhSB6diS27qEw7YCPTF7zl-C6GhyPRlEWEYl28VGfUJz1LsJLZ&__tn__=-]K-R) for your help and noticing it. Your help was invaluable. Thanks Jeff Rock (https://www.facebook.com/jeff.rock.52090?__cft__[0]=AZV0mBHRgkcp8bJyrMV7yH_0Zb2_SV0VPrBKeJ7i6NY2SQUET gpG3Vv3mYN16OC61GgXEz2M0XqINpF5qFX8f-h_lj4v3ljYeEtqSmxhSB6diS27qEw7YCPTF7zl-C6GhyPRlEWEYl28VGfUJz1LsJLZ&__tn__=-]K-R) for your help. Thanks to Danny LaMontagne for the invite!6978269783697846978569786697876978869789697 90

Digger_O'Dell
11-18-2021, 08:16 PM
Wow, what an insanely incredible find! One can only imagine what a unique coin like that could be worth at auction even in that condition. Huge congrats, and have fun showing that special beauty off in the years to come!

del
11-18-2021, 08:23 PM
Truly an EPIC FIND :shocked05::shocked05::shocked05:Donnie ! please tell us the overall consensus opinion of the detail rating (G , VG , F , Vf , XF ) and estimated value ?

Bucknut
11-18-2021, 09:01 PM
Wow! Some of the things you have dug up are amazing!! This coin is probably the most (or close to it) rare colonial coin there is and you found it!! You certainly have a knack for the rare stuff....Pine Tree shilling, GW button....colonial Connecticut Copper that no one has any records of.....

Donnie B
11-18-2021, 10:33 PM
Truly an EPIC FIND :shocked05::shocked05::shocked05:Donnie ! please tell us the overall consensus opinion of the detail rating (G , VG , F , Vf , XF ) and estimated value ?


I was told by one expert that it must not have been in circulation long because it has VF to XF details. Three of the experts asked me if it was for sale. All three independently valued the coin at $20K but stated that if the "billionaire" who collected Connecticut Coppers hadn't passed away last year that it would have brought $50K - $75K.

OxShoeDrew
11-19-2021, 08:39 AM
That's amazing, Donnie! Such interesting history with the CTs. Looks like the show was fun! I might be tempted to sell that one :lol:
Huge congrats!

badgers325
11-19-2021, 12:00 PM
:wow: That is awesome Donnie! Huge congrats to you sir. You unearthed a piece of history that is incredibly rare. I am speechless.

Cheap Thrills
11-19-2021, 02:44 PM
Congratulations on a most incredible find .

wisconsin digger
11-22-2021, 07:46 PM
Not much else can be added to this incredible find but on a side note I think it should be added what contribution detecting has added to the numismatic field. This example would probably top the list. Huge congrats and please post any updates to this great find. Thx for posting WD

Lodge Scent
11-22-2021, 08:47 PM
That is just too cool Donnie B. Imagine owning the only known one of anything ? I have never sold any of my finds but if someone with extra deep pockets made me crazy offer offer like that, I am pretty sure I would take it.

BTV Digger
11-26-2021, 10:50 AM
Most epic find Donnie! Glad to see you could finally get official documentation. How do you plan on displaying it?

John