Big penny and a buncha bullets

diggervet

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And to think, most people spend
their time dodging bullets! But not
you two. Head long and into the line
of fire.
Great haul!!!
 

Excellent work! That's a nice CW haul there.

Regards,


Buckleboy
 

Nice finds on the lead. So can you see anything on the front of the large cent? Does the head face to the right or left? Maybe we can narrow down a time period for that beautiful piece of American copper ;D
 

Ed-NH said:
Nice finds on the lead. So can you see anything on the front of the large cent? Does the head face to the right or left? Maybe we can narrow down a time period for that beautiful piece of American copper ;D

If that is a ribbon I'm seeing at the bottom of the wreath and not corrosion, then I'm going with Draped Bust (1796-1807). Pretty darn early, but that's the only one (except for flowing hair!) that had such a prominent ribbon on the wreath.

Regards,

Buckleboy
 

BuckleBoy said:
Ed-NH said:
Nice finds on the lead. So can you see anything on the front of the large cent? Does the head face to the right or left? Maybe we can narrow down a time period for that beautiful piece of American copper ;D

If that is a ribbon I'm seeing at the bottom of the wreath and not corrosion, then I'm going with Draped Bust (1796-1807). Pretty darn early, but that's the only one (except for flowing hair!) that had such a prominent ribbon on the wreath.

Regards,

Buckleboy
unfortunately the front is badly corroded and unreadable. No trace of a bust, date or anything else.
 

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