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Video: Coolest Thing At Your Booth: 1794 Large Cent - Chris Mccawley Of Mccawley & Grellman

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ANA - Chris McCawley features a 1794 Large Cent and provides some historical context surrounding these type of pieces.

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Very interesting. Seeing coins like that, would make it worth going to big shows.
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Yes, and auctions. I will never be able to afford to buy a 1794 dollar or a Silver Centered Cent, but as any kind of bidder in the Anaheim auctions, I can view all the coins in the auction and will ask to see those just to have them in my hand once. They're all slabbed, but still...
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