🥇 BANNER I STILL CANT BELIEVE IT-! chain-cent 1793.

[jfx55]

found this on saturday at a stone foundation near a old well opening in the woods. when i dug it it looked kinda fat.(thick) and on sunday got around to cleaning it up and this is it-! man its like hitting the lottery-!!. all the large cents i found over the years never thought i find one of these.

 

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[weasel606]

this is so awesome man you got to be on cloud 9 congrats on the banner find

 

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[Mona Lisa]

Congratulations on finding that rare coin and on making the banner. Fantastic!!

 

[ReidMan]

Wow the holy grail of copper. Nice find I guess you probably craped once you knew what it was.

 

[Ohio Jerry]

Congratulations on a cool banner find!! That is the sweetest large cent I've ever seen dug. Wow
Jerry

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

What else did you find here? Other coppas? Buttons?

Kirk

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

My question, it took you until Sunday to clean it?

Kirk

 

[Indianhead Jones]

A RARE and BEAUTIFUL piece of American numismatic history, my fortunate friend! BRAVO on such a spectacular find!!!

Larry

 

[Golden1]

Holy cow!!!!!!!!!! That is an awesome find
Congrats on the banner

 

[Burdie]

I just keep thinking about seeing that in my hand after realizing what it was.
Congrats on a great find!!!
Burdie

 

[hogge]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My vote is in. I used the heated hydrogen peroxide on my 1786 Vermont and it came out beautiful. It's your coin, do what your heart and mind tells ya. CONGRATULATIONS! Hogge WOOPS already made it!

 

[IAsoldier]

Wonderful coin time to slab it

 

[crazyjarhead]

Thats a superb find. Congrats on the banner

 

[halfdime]

I don't find many coppers, and I know even less, so I'll take everyone's word: Shazam! Haven't seen that word on TNet for awhile, I'll bet. Great find!

 

[Colonial Zoyboy]

WAAAAAAAAAHOOOOOO, Mr. Chain Cent Dude, this is a BANNER find, super special find, and one helk of a great recovery by any standards. Finds like this are what get my metal datecting, Colonial-seeking jib up every morning. Finds like this are what get my metal datecting blood a pumping every single day of my metal datecting life.

BAAANNER...Yup. "Best Of" issue...Yup. King of Tnet at this moment...Yup. King of Tnet for the entire year...Yup. King of Tnet forever...well, I don't think Tnet will be still up and running 10,000 years from now.

I bow to your professional skills in excavation, preservation, and intelligence in not cleaning that buggard anymore!

ANALOG all the way!

I bow one last time, fellow analog using amigo!

Kyle

 

[NJ Marty]

The super duper dream find, gets the blood flowing just knowing someone found one. You are certainily in dreamville, congrats. In my opinion this coin cant be topped in the american coin category for a detecting find. Not many minted but there was enough out there to be dropped and eventually found. We are all in awe of your find. I am in the process of sending my 1877 indian to NCS I think you should do the same regardless of cost. It will be cleaned by the pros and slabbed. Thanks for finding such a great colonial copper, I think the coin nuts among have looked through the red book at the chain cent at one time or another and dreamed, yours came through. The best of the best. WOW WOW WOW
NJ Marty

 

[Colonial Zoyboy]

I'm bumping this post back up to the top.

 

[Narthoniel]

a dream fulfilled for sure. congratulations!

 

[Detectingfreak]

dude thats awesome! At least you can see the face on the front of the cent! I would have about had a heart attack when i dug that up!

 

[The Buzzard King]

Dang, I guess it don't get no better than that!
Super congratulations!
I just read somewhere that there were only 36,000 minted and only 2000 left in existence.
Pretty cool! The first coin minted by the U.S.
SWEET!!!!

 

[Nate in Ohio]

You found a CHAIN CENT Wow! That's awesome. Big congrats, hope there's something else with it, good luck and HH!