Wednesday and Thursday were as close to being identical in the clad division as you can get.
Wednesdays only unusual find for the whole day was the Isle of Man coin. Where as Thursday produced 2 pennies more.
And the slick coin at the bottom is the most worn wheat penny I have ever seen. Wednesday had exactly zero keepers so I was glad that Thursday was not a bust too.
First keeper of the day was another Chinese cash coin. And as usual it has been worn down by a hundred years or more of use. The second prize to show up was not as old but just as sweet. After which a two hour drought in finds was quenched by this.
1915 LC which looks to have been put through a meat grinder.
Wednesdays only unusual find for the whole day was the Isle of Man coin. Where as Thursday produced 2 pennies more.
And the slick coin at the bottom is the most worn wheat penny I have ever seen. Wednesday had exactly zero keepers so I was glad that Thursday was not a bust too.
First keeper of the day was another Chinese cash coin. And as usual it has been worn down by a hundred years or more of use. The second prize to show up was not as old but just as sweet. After which a two hour drought in finds was quenched by this.
1915 LC which looks to have been put through a meat grinder.
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