Sim_Player
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- Jan 12, 2010
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- Location
- Camano Island, Wa
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- Fisher F2, Tesoro Cutlass2
Well, the hunt for silver coinage in my neck of Washington State has been hard.
So today I went for a drive to "whereever".
I scored a 1920's era hubcap (for a spoked wheel Durant) in a grassy-type park off the main road.
It was extremely shallow (1-2").
Google "Durant cap", for pics (the copper one with a dragon) and they both appear fairly beat up neither pics show any chrome remainng but mine is shiny!!!!
What if I told you that the one that I found was 90% Chrome Plated and has no dents, dings, or obvious tool-marks!!!!
It might be worth a $1,000 to the right person!
Not in bad shape for being 90 years old.
I will post some pics when I clean it better.
I'm sorry. My I-Touch doesn't lend itself easy to copy and paste.
Jim on Camano
BTW.....
It IS worth $1,000 to ME!
So today I went for a drive to "whereever".
I scored a 1920's era hubcap (for a spoked wheel Durant) in a grassy-type park off the main road.
It was extremely shallow (1-2").
Google "Durant cap", for pics (the copper one with a dragon) and they both appear fairly beat up neither pics show any chrome remainng but mine is shiny!!!!
What if I told you that the one that I found was 90% Chrome Plated and has no dents, dings, or obvious tool-marks!!!!
It might be worth a $1,000 to the right person!

Not in bad shape for being 90 years old.
I will post some pics when I clean it better.
I'm sorry. My I-Touch doesn't lend itself easy to copy and paste.
Jim on Camano
BTW.....
It IS worth $1,000 to ME!
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