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Short hunt got a relic and some junk

rustydigger

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Had an hour to kill went to the place I dug up old bottles and buttons. Got the nice drawer pull that was encrusted in green so I broke out the electrolosis and brought it back to bronze. Also I got the complete tie clip came up as gold its black and gold colored no markings its cool though. Any day digging is a good day.
 

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Getting out for a hunt is better than working any day! Nice Finds! :icon_thumleft:

A few years ago while on vacation I found a silver dime that was encased in black ball of crust on the Atlantic City Boardwalk Beach. I had to
break it open with a hammer, inside was the silver rosie dime. Is this a normal find on the Atlantic shore?
 
It sure looks nice after you cleaned it up good job, Congrats on a good fine. :hello:
 
Cool Hand Fluke said:
Getting out for a hunt is better than working any day! Nice Finds! :icon_thumleft:

A few years ago while on vacation I found a silver dime that was encased in black ball of crust on the Atlantic City Boardwalk Beach. I had to
break it open with a hammer, inside was the silver rosie dime. Is this a normal find on the Atlantic shore?

Yes the east coast at least here in jersey, kills the metal when near the shore. It could be the pollution :laughing9:
 

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