SilverSleuth
Full Member
Hi,
Haven't posted in a long time. Just wanted to show some finds I never posted from last year.
The half dime which was found in a park across the street from the long ago closed - world famous - Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. was posted but I decided to totally clean it up because I wasn't happy with its appearance.
The gold tie clip? was found just beneath the surface in a dirt parking lot at a very old Unitarian church - voluntarily gave all finds to the church - hopefully they tried to contact the owner who lost it.
Some various other finds. The phonograph thing was found in the Coonamessett Ranch - in a dump area. The starfish was an eyeball find in a liquor store parking lot. The silver earring was an eyeball find on the floor of a gas station mini mart. The bracelet was cool - it was found in a historic Vermont town. It has 13 hand bent links on each end and has "Chuck" engraved on it. My hunch is it was military. The plates (there were 5 total) were found deep in the dirt and were a real pain to retrieve. Some kind of old naming contest winner.
Thanks for looking!
Haven't posted in a long time. Just wanted to show some finds I never posted from last year.
The half dime which was found in a park across the street from the long ago closed - world famous - Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. was posted but I decided to totally clean it up because I wasn't happy with its appearance.
The gold tie clip? was found just beneath the surface in a dirt parking lot at a very old Unitarian church - voluntarily gave all finds to the church - hopefully they tried to contact the owner who lost it.
Some various other finds. The phonograph thing was found in the Coonamessett Ranch - in a dump area. The starfish was an eyeball find in a liquor store parking lot. The silver earring was an eyeball find on the floor of a gas station mini mart. The bracelet was cool - it was found in a historic Vermont town. It has 13 hand bent links on each end and has "Chuck" engraved on it. My hunch is it was military. The plates (there were 5 total) were found deep in the dirt and were a real pain to retrieve. Some kind of old naming contest winner.
Thanks for looking!
