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Large Cents 3 Coins 1888, 1847, 1831	8	$12.39	1h 9m
20 Two Cent Pieces - Lot #E19	6	$61.09	17h 27m
liberty cap large cent u.s.a 1795	3	$31.44	18h 45m
United States Large Cent	-	$0.99	23h 32m
30pc Dealer Lot Large Cents - Low Grade No Reserve	8	$56.00	1d 1h 56m
Yr 2003 The Colonial Newsletter, #122, 123 & 124 - Mint	-	$4.99	1d 3h 8m
Year 2004 - The Colonial Newsletter, #125 & 127 - Mint	-	$4.99	1d 3h 11m
Yr 2005 The Colonial Newsletter, #127-8-9 + Survey - VT	-	$4.99	1d 3h 23m
Year 2006 -The Colonial Newsletter, CNL-130 - Mint	-	$0.99	1d 3h 31m
1837 US Large Cent C S EAC 97 Dick Vagas	-	$4.50	1d 13h 43m
1848, 49, &50 Braided Hair Large Cents (13 Stars on each)	-	$19.99	1d 13h 46m
Choice XF+ 1787 FUGIO Colonial Copper "N.16-N variety"		$1,215.00	1d 15h 10m
LOT OF 8 LOWER GRADE LARGE CENTS..SOME DATED..LOOK!	3	$6.40	1d 16h 58m
WASHINGTON AND INDEPENDENCE CENT PORTRAIT COIN 1783	8	$76.25	1d 18h 15m
BAR COPPER USA COIN UNDATED	1	$0.99	1d 18h 21m
large cent usa 1842 would make a good keyring	-	$1.48	1d 20h 49m
1853 LARGE CENT F faults	1	$0.99	1d 23h 27m
1844 LARGE CENT F faults	1	$0.99	1d 23h 29m
1852 LARGE CENT F faults	4	$2.59	1d 23h 30m
Vintage CAST IRON US coins wall hang coin shop display	-	$49.99	1d 23h 31m
( 4 ) 1835, 1828, 1832, 1828 LARGE CENTs F faults	3	$2.50	1d 23h 32m
1830 LARGE CENT ag g	2	$2.24	1d 23h 33m
Great Britian Large Cent 1862	-	$3.00	2d 8m
1850 Large Cent. Nice Coin!!	5	$34.50	2d 1h 11m
F33 ND LIBERTY CAP NR	5	$18.27	2d 13h 2m
1859 FAUX INDIAN HEAD & MORE KEY CHAIN FOB COPPERTONE		$4.99	2d 15h 27m
LOT OF 10 U.S. LARGE CENTS	11	$37.00	2d 16h 39m
1837 US Large One Cent Liberty Head Coin	1	$0.25	2d 17h 40m
1854 US Large One Cent Liberty Head Coin	2	$0.40	2d 17h 43m
1850 U.S. cent better grade	1	$1.48	2d 18h 2m
US Large Cents, Lot of 40 Culls, No Reserve	2	$51.00	2d 19h 50m
LARGE Size U.S. ONE CENT Coin 1838 58 88 or 98 ???	-	$0.99	2d 20h 39m
WASHINGTON UNDATED DOUBLE HEADED CENT RARE	4	$12.92	2d 21h 26m
Two Large Cents 1808 - 1856	2	$1.25	2d 22h 56m
1864 2 cent-1865 3 cent-Large cent-1833-VG set in case	-	$34.95 $39.95	2d 23h 7m
1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922 Large Pennys	-	$0.99	2d 23h 32m
1927, 1928, 1930, 1945 Large Pennys	-	$0.99	2d 23h 34m
1827 Large Cent Coin Worn Hole	-	$7.99	3d 12m
1819 Large Cent Coin Worn	-	$7.99	3d 12m
1849 Large Cent Coin Hole	-	$7.99	3d 12m

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