Well, after yesterday's ring disaster, I returned to the beach with a vengeance....you heard right! ..a vengeance...and vengeance paid off with some s

[Magyar]

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Hey where'd he come from ?Didn't see "Beetle Bailey" as I was photographing this.

It was excruciatingly hot out there this morning...hunted only 2 hours. Good thing ( or is it "thang" ) I brought some iced tea with me

Staked out an area of the beach and within the first 3 minutes, I recovered the silver ring.

After that it was all "down hill" with just clads.

thanks for looking , friends

 

[Ed SW Fla]

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[doug turner]

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[Elson(La)]

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[Magyar]

.900 silver/.100 copper.

I got this info from the UNITED STATES COINS OFFICIAL RED BOOK 59TH EDITION 2006

I know there are people on this forum who could explain in more depth about the term "clad"

I know that I can see "clad " immediately by checking the rim of the coin

Hope this helped you to understand the term "clad"

Lorraine

 

[Ed SW Fla]

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[Jigflipper]

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[doug turner]

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[BobinMIZZU]

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[Magyar]

..and the pic with the bug is on a "Rose of Sharon " bush

 

[General Ray]

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[Bobbie]

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[Elson(La)]

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[Craig in Alabama]

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[Goes4ever]

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[BobinMIZZU]

my wife planted. Besides, over the years I've just about eradicated them with the mower and weedeater. hehehehehe Bob

 

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