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Found a Good find but she was toasted.
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She is one toasted lady!
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Looks like a good candidate for the SHOCK! God Bless Chris
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Nice silver quarter,if I were you I'd check out that river and along both sides of it.leprechaun
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That first whats it is part of a old clock. Thats a nice slice of toast. Ummm toast.
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That coin may have been in a fire the way it looks?
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For being toasted it still has nice detail.
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its not that toasted... if you put it through some electrolysis all that black will come off! then it will look nicer than you think. Since a 1926 SLQ is only worth silver value... I'd do it!
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Hey, where did you have those "custom whatzits" made?
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