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My colander o' crapulance

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upnorth

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It was time to see what nuggets I could find in the gravel bed of my cleaning colander. Not a whole lot of keepers, but it was definitely a whole lot of fun to be out there. :detecting:



 
:thumbup:very nice!
 
:rofl: Thats a great shot! :rofl: I bet we all have a big old tub where its full of stuff like the odds and ends we find..
Mud
 
Hmmm, that does look strangely familiar.... :rofl:
 
Good variety of goodies.
 
Thanks. You can see my biases as I tossed it all except for the pennies. The crusty Indian Head (only my third) and the 1919 Large Cent were the only good bits in the heap. I still get a big thrill every time a junk ring comes up though, as you never know until a good cleaning.
:detecting:
 
That's what is so great about our hobby, you never know what's under your coil until you dig or scoop it up. Love the Indian Head penny.
 
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