1796 1C for $1: Skanky but for the Price: OK

I will work on posting a picture, but everything is just coming out brown fuzz.
I bought 6 large cents, all terrible, for $6, as a toss in on another deal. When I got them home, put them under a much better microscope, and one is a 1796, one is an 1814, and one is probably an 1803. There is also one dateless classic head, and the other 2 are so toasted, they cannot even be identified as being a large cent, so they are getting a Viking Funeral.
They will go to my only, but cheapo 7070 album.
I bought 6 large cents, all terrible, for $6, as a toss in on another deal. When I got them home, put them under a much better microscope, and one is a 1796, one is an 1814, and one is probably an 1803. There is also one dateless classic head, and the other 2 are so toasted, they cannot even be identified as being a large cent, so they are getting a Viking Funeral.
They will go to my only, but cheapo 7070 album.
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Tom
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<< <i>I will work on posting a picture, but everything is just coming out brown fuzz. >>
Can't wait to see the photos and if we all agree on what Skanky really is
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<< <i>Surprisingly, that's the first 'skanky' to be used in a thread subject line on this fourm >>
.... fixed it for ya.
I'd buy large cents for a buck a piece in any condition. They're great pocket pieces & conversation starters.
RMR: 'Wer, wenn ich schriee, hörte mich denn aus der Engel Ordnungen?'
CJ: 'No one!' [Ain't no angels in the coin biz]
<< <i>Is skanky better or worse than scudzy? EAC minds (at least one, but I may be missing my mind) want to know.
Scudzy = 1. To be extremely filthy 2. To have lacked proper hygienic care for an extended period of time.
Skanky = 1. The act of looking cheap, dirty and nasty. 2. Can't post without getting banned.
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.