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Silver 1944 Canada 25 cent peice

jog

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Managed to dig this out of a compacted gravel Rd, at a newer park. The land was donated to the city. The ground in this park is absolutely full of old paper shot gun shells. The brass primers are everywhere. Very hard to consentrate on anything, they come up as all different VDI numbers.
 

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Nice silver. I can symphatize with you on the shotgun shells. Just when you think you got a good hit, one shows up, but is sure is fun...HH.....
 
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Managed to dig this out of a compacted gravel Rd, at a newer park. The land was donated to the city. The ground in this park is absolutely full of old paper shot gun shells. The brass primers are everywhere. Very hard to consentrate on anything, they come up as all different VDI numbers.
cool wartime silver... there are several THr's like those shotgun brass finds. Some of the older ones are very interesting.
 

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I was given one of these by my Aunt as a kid back in the 70's (she was French-Canadian).

She said, "this one's special, it's real silver."

I'm sure i spent it on a Star Wars toy.

Jim
 
That's a pretty nice lookin coin ! I dug one of those on the downtown plaza - here in Santa Fe
New Mexico , imagine my surprise ! as we're not exactly a neighboring state to Canada . Argentium.
 

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