Unknown silver coin pulled from the Gulf in hi-res...

Crispin

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okerraine

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Very nice it looks good to me. Looks like it's been in a fire congratulations
 

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Dime... burned in fire... then corroded in salt water...
OR
Dime that has been dipped/submerged in acid.
my guess.
 

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lol, in its current state it is 1mm larger then a dime. How did you know it was dipped in acid, lol?
 

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I didn't ... just shooting from the hip...
Never read the post :P
Still haven't...
Just looked at the pic.

***ARRC hangs his head in shame***
 

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Crispin

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I think it is a dime as well. I read a theory online that silver coins rolling around the ocean can take on a sand blasted/pitted type look. It is super, super thin. I think it is just a beat up old silver dime. However, I'm going to pretend it is a reale.
 

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Crispin, I've never seen anything like that coin:icon_scratch:; interesting coin find.

"tis a mystery for sure!

Lorraine
 

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