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- Thread starter rooster61
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deliveryboy
New member
very nice hunt Good job!
GeorgeinSC
Well-known member
Very Nice Hunt.
Yesterday was not my day. Went to the beach with my Son and his Wife. Our total finds were only a couple of dollars in clad. I found one quarter and two dimes to go along with a bunch of crusted zincs.
Beach was sanded in and the Surf was roaring. Wind was actually blowing sand down the beach. Now they are predicting rain thru the weekend.
Not the way I wanted to end the year.
Yesterday was not my day. Went to the beach with my Son and his Wife. Our total finds were only a couple of dollars in clad. I found one quarter and two dimes to go along with a bunch of crusted zincs.
Beach was sanded in and the Surf was roaring. Wind was actually blowing sand down the beach. Now they are predicting rain thru the weekend.
Not the way I wanted to end the year.
Don't you just hate a '65 quarter? Only one year away from silver!! Darn good haul, anyway~!!
Regarding the black tarnish........a little bit of Wright's Silver Polish, water, (optional teaspoon of ammonia) and some aquarium gravel in a rock tumbler will get them looking good again. I wouldn't use this method on anything but clad, however.
Regarding the black tarnish........a little bit of Wright's Silver Polish, water, (optional teaspoon of ammonia) and some aquarium gravel in a rock tumbler will get them looking good again. I wouldn't use this method on anything but clad, however.
rooster61 said:
Soak your clad quarters and dimes in cheap dollar tree toilet bowl cleaner for 15 mins.
Rinse really good.
Then run them in a rock tumbler for an hour with some water, aquarium gravel and squirt of dish soap.
Don't fill completely.
They will come out ready to spend!