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A cleaning up lesson & an editorial comment

WHADIFIND

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Had another less than stellar day today. Thought I'd try the creek nearby, 4 pennies and lots of garbage.

At least, I thought it was all garbage.

The dime is just for size comparison. The tiny piece of metal I found in my scoop was assumed to be can slaw and tossed in with the rest of the junk. It caught my eye when I was transferring to my trash bag in the car. Upon closer examination something I didn't expect was stamped on it, "sterling". Small, only about .5 gram but, I guess I did get silver. LOL

The penny is the editorial comment. Not mine, I got it in change, but, somebody seems to have a problem with the cheap replacement for currency accepted by the US anymore. A real shame. :(

Thanks for peeking.

HH!
 

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Very cool post and interesting insight on the penny "art" :headbang: Congrats on the silver catch! :occasion14:
 
Really good point about double checking your junk finds. After buying a silver/gold test kit, a friend of mine discovered two of his "junk" rings were silver.
 

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