Johncoho
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I was able to get out with a friend to a local park in Mesa and found a nice pile of clad. No pic of the clad as we all know what clad looks like. There was a 5 quarter spill that dated between 1967 and 1970, so you have to think there should be some silver in the park somewhere. I also found a nice US Army General service button made by the Rex Products Corp, New Rochelle, N.Y. which dates it from 1902 to WWII. I should have done before and after because it was really roached to begin with, but turned out pretty good. I also found a clad dollar coin, and lastly what I think is an antique spark plug, but any help on a correct ID would be much appreciated. The ''spark plug'' isn't threaded to screw into a head the way newer plugs are, so I just don't know. Not much, but still a fun day listening to the beeps. Thanks for looking and happy hunting.
With help from several Tnet friends this is a part of an old three piece spark plug. There is a treasure trove of info from everyone on Tnet. Thanks guys.
With help from several Tnet friends this is a part of an old three piece spark plug. There is a treasure trove of info from everyone on Tnet. Thanks guys.Amazon Forum Fav 👍
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