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How large is a large cent?
Can someone please post a picture of a large cent next to some modern coins? I'm curious to how large a large cent really is since I've never seen one.
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...no picture but i have a chart to give you an idea as compared to other coins. just scroll down hth
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<< <i>...no picture but i have a chart to give you an idea as compared to other coins. just scroll down hth
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<< <i>...no picture but i have a chart to give you an idea as compared to other coins. just scroll down hth
Thanks
But yet, the very coin you were inquiring about is missing from the lower chart. I just find it interesting that you had to use a little imagination after all.
Go out and buy the red "Guide Book of United States Coins" by R. S. Yeoman. there, you will find all the metric diameters and pictures of many coins.
Leo
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<< <i>...no picture but i have a chart to give you an idea as compared to other coins. just scroll down hth
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"But yet, the very coin you were inquiring about is missing from the lower chart."
Leo
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Neat graphic.
This being a wiki I guess someone could plug in the Large Cent.
Anyone know how to do this?
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What a dramatic contrast, something so gorgeous on the left, next to something fugly on the right.
<< <i>"But yet, the very coin you were inquiring about is missing from the lower chart."
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I'm assuming the OP was referring to the largest of the large cents, the 29.0 mm. Although it's listed in the first chart, they don't show a picture for comparison in the 2nd chart. Does that help?
Leo
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