407floyd
Well-known member
Found the SLQ on after work hunt while working out of town and finally got the other finds cleaned up. Finds include: 1942 Merc, 14 Wheats(1919P,1922Plain?,1926P,1934D,1935P,1936P,1944P,1949P,1950D,1951S,1952D, 2 1955Ds, and a 1944 that was shot by a shotgun), 2 Nickels(1949D and 1959D), 1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollar, a LIBERTY token with the astrological sign LEO on the reverse, a corroded aluminum token from somewhere in Tennessee, a sterling silver barrette, a Richard Hudnut Three Flowers compact(1920s), a Prym belt buckle marked "3/4", a 2" brass water nozzle, a brass button with a ship's wheel motif, a live 38 REM-UMC pistol cartridge, a +or- 32 slug, brass drawer pull, pocket watch interior part, 3 glass and one clay marble, red gem-cut bike reflector, a Porsche 959, a Jeep Golden Eagle, and last, a 1942 Walking Liberty Half that was the last thing I found before it got so dark, I couldn't see, and my tiny flashlight's batteries were dead. It has a thin coat of minerals on it because it was buried in a caliche gravel driveway since WWII. It looks in excellent shape otherwise so hitting it with electrolysis should bring it back to it's former splendor. What do you think about the 1922 Plain Cent? Is the mint mark just corroded away?
