Another one bites the dust.
TwoSides2aCoin
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Looks like a LC from the 1820s. My guess is 1886. Must have had a rough life.
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1828 to my old, worn out eyeballs.
1803?
It’s a draped bust , brothers. Pre 1808
1806
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
180B (unlisted die variety)
1806
1803
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28 12 star (punt)
Double post, sorry
And I thought you were going to reference the recently banned married2coins.
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That's just crazy talk.
It's obviously an 180P
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Looks like an 1800/798 to my eyes.
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1806
1806
I see 1806 too
Mr_Spud
1801.....
i think i see a coin we've seen before but back then it bit the dust, too
1802, but I will charge to attribute that one, lol.
Early American Copper, Bust and Seated.
Well, it's not an Indian Cent
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I may be having a brain fart, but I don't think it is. The date is too compact to be a hairstyle 2 00/98.
Early American Copper, Bust and Seated.
Gosh - I messed up. let's try 1828. Sorry for the snafu
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I agreed to the 1806 but then had a look at the date a bit closer and now I'm thinking 1802.
i'll look for another coin withe same die pairing that isn't corroded to heck. easy to tell.
The knob on the end of the 6 is very visible.
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
That's what I thought, then I looked at '06s and noticed that they didn't have a knob. So it's gotta be a 2...(I think)
Let’s not. An 1828 cent isn’t even the same type - it features a different portrait of Liberty facing left, not right.
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It sounds like you’re describing an 1828 Half Cent, not a Large Cent. Either way, an 1828 would be a different design with Liberty facing left, not right.
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My mixup with apologies 🙏