Out for an early spin

[scott.f]

Went down to the beach at dawn and hunted a couple of hours. It was high tide so I was doing dry sand and got a pretty good coin count including a U.S. nickel, dime and penny. Also picked up a huge sewing needle, possibly it was used for fixing nets or sails. I dunno, but I'd sure hate to have stepped on it in bare feet

 

[William-NM]

Don't sell yourself short, Scott-- that looks like a quarter, dime and penny for a total of 36 U.S. cents!
I love seeing the shells, I'm overdue for some white sand beachcombing. That sail repair needle is kind of cool, too.

 

[John-Edmonton]

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And you got 3.

 

[scott.f]

If I'd left them longer they might have grown a bit more.... LOL

 

[John-Edmonton]

n/t

 

[Wandering Yoda]

Good loot Scott.f I to love the shells, they really set the picture in a good mood

 

[senda]

a bit of everything is not bad. You did a good job removing the dangerous needle. Beautiful shells, I really like snails, sea and land. Of which country are these coins? True, you had to ring to let them grow a few months ... maybe a year, they are a bit small
a greeting

 

[scott.f]