Yesterday, I hunted one of my favorite old beaches.
Tide was very low , so I was able to go further out on the muddy flats than in previous days.
Sorry that I forgot my camera; would have liked to post pics of this interesting beach....next time.
Found the two "Mercs" within a few minutes of each other.
The "V" nickel is a favorite coin of mine , so I was pleased ( and surprised) to find it . Only able to see a "1", an "8" , and "9" for the date.
The crown top Canada Dry Applied Color Label bottle was made in 1963 according to the bottom embossing information.
It was full of barnacles when I retrieved it....difficult to clean.
A bit of trivia: The first Canada Dry bottling plant was opened in the USA in 1921 on 38th street in Manhattan, NYC.
Here's some pics of today's finds
Thanks for looking
Magz
Tide was very low , so I was able to go further out on the muddy flats than in previous days.
Sorry that I forgot my camera; would have liked to post pics of this interesting beach....next time.
Found the two "Mercs" within a few minutes of each other.
The "V" nickel is a favorite coin of mine , so I was pleased ( and surprised) to find it . Only able to see a "1", an "8" , and "9" for the date.
The crown top Canada Dry Applied Color Label bottle was made in 1963 according to the bottom embossing information.
It was full of barnacles when I retrieved it....difficult to clean.
A bit of trivia: The first Canada Dry bottling plant was opened in the USA in 1921 on 38th street in Manhattan, NYC.
Here's some pics of today's finds
Thanks for looking
Magz