Photo of things found at the school yard last week.Used baking soda to clean the war nickles.Yelp, put a scratch on one of the war nickles.HH Ron
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Photos of last weekends finds.
- Thread starter Ron from Michigan
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Ron, nice of you to show the trash also. It gives a realistic representation of the hobby. I always toss the bulk of the trash on the ground before I leave the field.
Just checking to see if you're payin attention...LOL
Actually I find a trash can and dunp the larger crap. The remainder is mostly good finds that I wash so I seldom have the trash in my photo's.
Just checking to see if you're payin attention...LOL
Actually I find a trash can and dunp the larger crap. The remainder is mostly good finds that I wash so I seldom have the trash in my photo's.
Mark,the War Nickles ID was 150-151,very steady clear tone. Thanks Ron
Ran,I usually dump the trash in a can at the park.But these junk targets can help us understand the Sovereign better. Thanks Ron
Matt,just got rained out today.Thanks ron
Gary,Thanks Ron
John ,I'm not sure what the object is,my guess some kind of cover for a lock.Thanks Ron
The War Nickle was from 1942-1945.The regular Jefferson nickle had a content of .750 copper and .250 nickle.With a shortage of nickle in WWll these nickles were made with .250 of silver instead of nickle.This nickle also has a very large mint mark over the dome on the back.This is the first time the Philadelphia mint used a mint mark,which is a P on back of the nickle over the dome.By the way these nickles are usually silver green when dug up.HH Ron