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Did I Overpay For This 1833 Large Cent?

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$45? Last month I just finished paying off $2,500 for a low grade corroded one. OK it was a 1793 S-13 Liberty cap but still I've got the copper disease bad. (there was enough there for it to still be easily attributable and the date is visible.)
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