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1803 Large Cent Variety And A Story.

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You didn't overpay for anything. A seminar offering all you learned on that one day - especially at the early copper guy's table - would have cost you $500. And you got a free 200-year-old Large Cent for it.
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I like your large cent. It looks AG IMHO. I like the original surfaces.
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My best guess is Sheldon - 259.
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I agree S-259. The reverse is without a doubt 258 or 259 and the spacing of the date matches 259 better than 258.
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I've looked at some pictures, and Its no doubt a "ghost 3" large cent. I see this because of the middle point in the "3," which looks short.
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