Does the crud that came off have any saining or impression of what the coin may have looked like ?
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Is it a coin?
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aussiefarmer said:
The thought had entered my mind, I gave it a cursory look through my voile, but nothing stands out. I think that the degree of original metal loss is to such an extent that any impressions of the original coin would be somewhere in the thickness of the shell. What I am left with is a wafer thin 1930 penny with no distinguishing marks whatsoever !!! What a LUCKY find!!!
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Smoky bandit said::lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Cheers Smoky bandit....next I am looking for a crusted up gold sovereign!
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