more pics of 1802 large

[dandut46]

some wanted more pics so here are some. I forgot to add the depths of the three coins. They were 3 1/2 to 4 inches. So that seems weird that you get a coin 200 years old, that's only 4 inches deep. Yet, you get a coin 10 years old, that is 6 inches deep. Well, anyway, thanks for the feedback and enjoy your holiday.

 

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[Msbeepbeep]

Awesome detail on your coins congrats!

 

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[Lifes A Garden...Dig IT]

Very Cool!!!

 

[wagbert]

Gasp! What was I thinking? (slaps forehead) I surely got confused when I made that comment. No more Replying to Posts before I have my coffee. Ha-Ha!
Don, have you ever considered posting photos of your MD coppers collection on Treasure.Net? I know you are the Man when it comes to identifying those early American coins. You must have a pretty powerful collection of those beautiful coins of yesteryear. Thanks again.
wagbert

 

[Mkriegs]

Did you clean that coin? bc it looks unreal! and if so how?

 

[Silverseeker]

That thing is about as good a coin as you will dig. You are truly lucky to have such good soil conditions. I've unearthed a few 100 year old coins in that shape, but to be able to dig a 200 year old coin in that shape would make my year.

 

[gravityrules]

Congratulations, very nice coin!

 

[artyfacts]

Now that's a sweet one. Congrats on your Drapped...

 

[carcusrex]

Wow its like it was never buried in dirt. Nice shape.

 

[markp]

great shape to be so old

 

[Lcb24kt]

Really nice shape! Congratulations!

 

[docbars]

Nice one..."

 

[dandut46]

Soft brisel toothbrush and dish soap the front wasnt to bad but the back had some crud on it .l don't want to touch it anymore .it is my best find well thanks for feed back.

 

[Tnmountains]

The detail is as good as it gets. Thanks for sharing and congratulations .