Sandancer Full Member Joined Jul 18, 2014 Messages 133 Reaction score 140 Golden Thread 0 Apr 25, 2018 #1 Found 8" down, 1/4 mile out on the tidal flats. Unusual for it to survive and still be identifiable. 1950s date if you look close. Upvote 0
Found 8" down, 1/4 mile out on the tidal flats. Unusual for it to survive and still be identifiable. 1950s date if you look close.
RustyGold Gold Member Joined Aug 16, 2013 Messages 9,510 Reaction score 11,222 Golden Thread 0 Location Southern California Detector(s) used XP Deus I & II Xterra Elite Xterra Pro Primary Interest: Other May 4, 2018 #2 Cool find! Thanks for the look!
redcobra8u Bronze Member Joined Jan 24, 2014 Messages 1,221 Reaction score 1,336 Golden Thread 1 Location Los Angeles 🥇 Banner finds 1 Detector(s) used Minelab Excal II, Garrett AT Pro, CTX3030 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting May 4, 2018 #3 I've come across about 100 or so in the same condition. Bet we won't find any new pennies 60 plus years old in the future.
I've come across about 100 or so in the same condition. Bet we won't find any new pennies 60 plus years old in the future.
Sandancer Full Member Joined Jul 18, 2014 Messages 133 Reaction score 140 Golden Thread 0 May 5, 2018 Thread Owner #4 What surprised me was that it was in the salt for probably more than 50 years and still identifiable. I would guess that a new penny wouldn't last more than a year or two in the salt before totally disintegrating.
What surprised me was that it was in the salt for probably more than 50 years and still identifiable. I would guess that a new penny wouldn't last more than a year or two in the salt before totally disintegrating.