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Etched Draped Bust Cent

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 Posted 09/01/2019  9:35 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Detectorist to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Yesterday at a depth of 7" I found this large cent on Eastern Long Island with what appears to be a Cross of Lorraine symbol. Has the wreath on back without errors in much better shape. Difficult to read the date but I do see and an 8 and a one. Could just be someone personalized their coin and a coincidence but this symbol was used by Knights Templar, Masonic Order, and Jesuits. Interesting dash coming from the houth. Found near tidal wetlands that must have had native occupation.
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Impressive find, congrats.
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I can see the last digit is a 1, which would mean the date on the coin is 1801.
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