Finds Before the Pavement

JARMAN

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Returned to the vacant lots last night that the city is going to pave for more school parking and had a good hour of digs.On one lot where the garage that would not hold a car of todays model once set, I looked for the path that might have been used to what was once the back of the house and worked that area.Found 6 Wheats,1935,2-34.s 42D,40,AND A 39.Found one 1941 damaged Merc, 65 dime,64 Jeff nickle,Two old toy wheels and a small lighter that i thought was just a chunk of brass untill i cleaned it. It is a lighter that is 1 1/4 x 1 1/4 x 3/8 inch.Made by Continental.Think it may be from 50's or 60's.Found a Alum,Wood Nickle Play Money. IN three hours w/two trips i have found 11 Wheats.Hope to hit it again after work.Thanks for looking,and HH.
 

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acevillav

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Nice haul Can't wait to see what else you find 8)

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Nana40

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Great finds Jarman!!! Keep 'em coming!!! ;)
 

lonewolfe

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Nice digs Jarman!

HH

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Way to go Jarman. Go into the Garage area. Never know they may of had a stash. HH
 

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Cool digs jarman!! Cant wait for your other posts!HH
 

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JARMAN

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Thanks all for the great remarks? :)

Stoney, I think its just been cut.I found a few chunks of flat lead in the same area with metal snip cuts on them and quessed some kid could'ent help themself.See side veiw pic.But then again I have never seen a clipped planchet first hand.A dime sure bought a bag full of candy in the 40's,50's and 60's? :o
 

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MUD(S.W.A.T)

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Looks like a clipped planchet to me!! I too have not seen any first hand, but lots of pictures. I would take it to a coin shop or have it graded at one point.

Nice finds and keep it up!!

HH!!
 

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Nice digs Jarman...Too bad about the dime. When you "test bite" a coin, you're not supposed to chew and swallow! ;D Next time take along some snacks ;) Cool lighter!~CO2
 

stoney56

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Jarman, my monitor is a little dark tonite but looks like just been cut from that angle. A clipped planchet actually is very smooth in the crescent.
 

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Very cool,,, JARMAN...
Love that old lighter,,, Any lighter is still on my list of first, I haven't even found a bic yet... ;D
Good luck & Happy hunting~
 

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JARMAN

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CO2,Thats so ;D ;D I think i'll melt down the Merc,to cap my broken tooth. ;D

Stoney, sorry pic is dark.The cut is rolled up and out from one side to the other.After looking at some clipped planchets on the web I agree with you,It should be a clean downward cut. Thanks for asking you forced me to look and learn something today.
 

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