I wonder if this is "milk spots" which e*E*est or MS70 won't remove.
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Yes, this was from HA. It suddenly dawned on me that the auction was going on and when I signed in and looked, this coin set was up for auction...
I really only wanted the 1881 S, but this was a 2 coin set and had to purchase the 1883 O as well. The Reverse of the 1881 S seems to be dull and...
I misspelled this, instead of e*E*est it should be e*Z*est. Sorry 'bout that.
Dipped in e*Z*est, haze all gone. Still just bullion or in this case little premium over silver. I cut the e*Z*est to 1/4 strength and distilled...
On January 20th, 1899, nothing of importance happened. :) [ATTACH]
Shoot out at the O.K. Corral Oct. 26, 1881. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That's why I thought it was so weird, it had cents on the coin and it was a worn 1903.
When looking straight on at the coin (1878-S), the color is gray, however, when the light hits it at an angle, it becomes honey colored. Both...
Calm down, take 2 aspirins and you will be fine in the morning.
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This appears to have been gold gilded at one time as traces still remain. Found metal detecting.[ATTACH]
I'm not sure if this is the place to post this, but I found this metal detecting an older house in the mid 70's. The house was having the wooden...
Found this metal detecting also. These were issued in 1910 to 1914. Excelsior Shoe Co. Tokens. Size is slightly larger than a half dollar....
Found this metal detecting back in the 70's. A lot of these have the date on them but this one does not. It is probably from 1890 as No.199 is...
These were given to members of the 101st as they were leaving the unit in Viet Nam, as a memento, and headed back to the Real World (the States)....
Is this about the same as finding a toy in a box of cereal? :happy:
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