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Recent content by wmc2015

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    Found this in the mud - Would appreciate ideas to what this is

    Thank you for commenting. This was a very precise use of the metal. To find it with no corrosion is amazing. Even brass or bronze corrodes in Salt Water. This has been there for a long time underwater. This is a very high quality alloy metal. The track on the bottom perplexes me.
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    Any Ideas?

    My take on this: Some sort of presentation box. Military. Crown could be Canadian, English, most likely northern european. The V looks like an oak cluster or olive cluster. Could signify an award at the end of a campaign or victory. Generally where was this found? A river in what country?
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    New spot on the river a few goodies!

    Looks to me like a medallion of some kind. If there is no sign of a metal attachment, it could of been "bonded" to something and fell off. It looks like copper, is it?
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    Found this in the mud - Would appreciate ideas to what this is

    This was found in the mud last week. It appears to be a very high quality brass or bronze. I bet the latter. It was machined from one piece of metal. I think this fit into a track. it was about 8 inches down in sandy mud, so it has been there for awhile. This was found in area where lots...
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