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    some of my coins from last few hunts

    1794 is a half cent, Connecticut copper is a scarce variety and the KG3 is a rare counterfeit oh yeah and The CC dime is a common date. Hope everyone is getting out making good finds HH coop
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    Wow, great bunch of coins. Wisconsin Digger
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    Nice looking capped half cent coop!!! I have a fair number of half cents but no capped ones yet. Any CT copper is a nice find but better if it's a rare one The Geo III has a clean front on it. Rang up low I bet!
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    Quote Originally Posted by coinnut View Post
    Nice looking capped half cent coop!!! I have a fair number of half cents but no capped ones yet. Any CT copper is a nice find but better if it's a rare one The Geo III has a clean front on it. Rang up low I bet!
    U know your coins G, The kg3 is bronze and came in much lower than a copper on the deus

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    Thanks HH

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    Awesome bunch of old coppers you got there

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    always great to see the stuff you find Coop . the KGIII looks like it was crudely cast in a sand mold , we had a member here who had a Ct copper done the same way it rang out much lower too. its a very unique and cool find as with the others you posted Coop.

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    Very nice group of old coppers. Really like your videos and especially all the great finds you get.
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    Congrats for the unbelievable finds. Awesome!!! Safe & HH

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    Very nice finds, the the Half Cent, while smooth and gray looks really nice!

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    Amazing bunch of coins, Coop! That 1794 Half Cent is just incredible! I love the even color on it. Nice clear date too.

    And even though the 1876-CC and 1877-CC dimes are common I've yet to find any Carson City minted coin.

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    Those are some spectacular finds!
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    Those are fantastic saves!
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    Thanks guys!!!!

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    Now those are my kind of finds. GREAT job! As I collect Connecticuts I'm always interested in the variety. I could figure it out, but if you know, I'd appreciate it. If you like CT's, Heritage is having a sale this week and you should check out some of what there is. CT's start near the bottom of the page. http://coins.ha.com/c/search-results...4951539&No=150 They have some monster coins and major rarities up for sale.
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    WOW! I only dream of coins that old. Great hunt and WTG.


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    Quote Originally Posted by don in ny View Post
    Now those are my kind of finds. GREAT job! As I collect Connecticuts I'm always interested in the variety. I could figure it out, but if you know, I'd appreciate it. If you like CT's, Heritage is having a sale this week and you should check out some of what there is. CT's start near the bottom of the page. http://coins.ha.com/c/search-results...4951539&No=150 They have some monster coins and major rarities up for sale.
    Thanks, Sorry Im just seeing your post my Ct is a 1788 Connecticut Copper - Miller 16.1-H I dont collect coins, I only collect what I dig. HH coop

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