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Interesting. That would make sense. The seller I obtained it from resides in Vermont. So if it's post 1900 has there been an actual date assigned to these of when they're actually from, and how many were included in the original Vermont find? I'd love to see pic's of others if anyone knows of any. Past auctions, privately owned, etc.
Last edited by 3-2-count; 10-30-2009 at 05:53 PM. 
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