1787 Fugio

midas

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An unusual find after digging clad and the occasional indian penny and barber dime on one of my hunts. Pretty well preserved after 200 years in the ground.
 

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I just did some research on the fugio cent. Its quite the valuable penny even in the worst condition, and yours is in great condition! :)
 
very nice example Midas |:cheering: |:cheering: great picture was able to i'd the front with no problem the reverse however was a bit more of a challenge. it looks to me like a Miller 13-R. variety , a scarcer type . congrats on a nice coin Midas

Dan
 

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Wow! Incredible find! |:confused:)

What a spectacular coin, Midas! :wow:

That would be the centerpiece of just about anyone's collection. :yes:

:congrats:
 
Congrats on the NICE Fugio,and thanks for showing us the photos! Nice job and may you find some more of the real oldies like that.....
 
Congratulations ! Thanks for sharing. It's always thrilling to detect a Fugio especially in the nice condition of yours.
 
:smitten: :smitten: :smitten:

Absolutely beautiful John. :clapping: Such a great piece of history. :daydream:
 

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