DrDetector
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Now technically this has nothing to do with CRHing but I had to share. I went to a junkyard with my buddy looking for some parts for our cars. Always fun, and I always find a ton of dirty change in some of the old cars. So I saw this BMW with decent 15" BMW wheels and thought they could look good on my old Jetta, so I went to check them out better. I couldn't get the center caps off to see if they were 4- or 5-lug wheels so I got in the driver seat to see if maybe I could either find an owner's manual or the factory-size big phillips-head screwdriver piece to get the center caps off with. I noticed the trim around the automatic shifter had been salvaged previously, but I noticed a coin down underneath where it was...and it was a JFK half! So me and my friend worked for like a solid 5 or 6 minutes trying to get at it. We eventually were able to reach it with a screwdriver prying it up and then needle-nose plyers grabbing it and pulling it out. Unfortunately it got pretty well scratched up but still it was a 1966 half, along with 2 clad quarters and a clad dime. Awesome!
Turned out the wheels were 5 lug so I couldn't use them anyway. No biggie. Scrounged a total of $7.37 though in dirty coins!
Turned out the wheels were 5 lug so I couldn't use them anyway. No biggie. Scrounged a total of $7.37 though in dirty coins!
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