8 hours hunting in all today - best ever old coin count

Ken C

Coinshooter
8 hours hunting in all today - best ever old coin count, but not the best condition lol.


I think I managed to identify all the old coins I found today.


George II Halfpenny (1729 - 1739) (can't read date)
Draped Bust Large Cent (1796-1807) (can't read date)
Coronet Head Large Cent (1837)
Coronet Head Large Cent (1816-1839) (can't read date)
Civil War Token 1863


Info on the Civil War Token - From 1861 to 1864, as the Civil War raged on the battlefields, another sort of war was fought in the streets and shops of America. It was a battle against the hardship of scarcity of U.S. Mint coins. Citizens fought back by using privately issued tokens, many carrying strong political sentiments. The tokens were made of a variety of metals; copper or brass, nickel or German silver, alloys or Silver.


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Very nice showing for your hunt. Such a wide variety of coppers.....:thumbsup02:. We are covered in snow with a potential for another 12" today. :girlcry:
 
Lots of old coppers always makes a great day, congrats!


Thanks! I wish they were in better shape. I HATE :bangshead01: not being able to date a coin lol.






Very nice showing for your hunt. Such a wide variety of coppers...... We are covered in snow with a potential for another 12" today.


We had about 3-4 inches of snow on Thursday. Almost all had melted by Saturday morning, but the farm field was just a muddy soup. Made for a messy day lol. :hairpulling:
 

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