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Early Copper - GTG if you want GRADE POSTED
Walkerguy21D
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This is the garden variety 1795 Plain Edge cent, but a respectable example and an upgrade to the coin in my date set.
These were struck on thinner planchets then their predecessors, as higher copper costs created one of many early efforts to reduce
expenses at the early Mint.
Acquired from Steve Ellsworth (Butternut Coins).
These were struck on thinner planchets then their predecessors, as higher copper costs created one of many early efforts to reduce
expenses at the early Mint.
Acquired from Steve Ellsworth (Butternut Coins).
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i love it's balanced even chocolate look
not my series but fine came to mind here
congrats on a lil jewel and sharing it's beauty with us too
it's a pretty solid Fine:
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