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Woodstock 69 Site
- Thread starter LaDigger
- Start date
Yes, I have read somewhere of a guy who hunted the site, years ago. He found some clad and random camper type debri. Go figure, the stuff in circulation in 1969 would not be too exciting.
Unless you had some kind of provenance proof (ie.: "pop pipe from woodstock" or "memorial penny from woodstock", etc...) and could find someone Ebay to take you seriously, I don't think anything that could be found there, would be worth a hoot. Perhaps in 100 yrs, THEN a clad coin or pop-pipe documented as a woodstock site find *might* be worth something. And even if you could sell something with the woodstock provinence connection, and if it did sell for some value, I can imagine how fast all sorts of yahoo's would pop up on the auction sites, claiming all kinds of metal debri were also "found at woodstock". Just doesn't seem documentable at this point in time, too recent in history.
Unless you had some kind of provenance proof (ie.: "pop pipe from woodstock" or "memorial penny from woodstock", etc...) and could find someone Ebay to take you seriously, I don't think anything that could be found there, would be worth a hoot. Perhaps in 100 yrs, THEN a clad coin or pop-pipe documented as a woodstock site find *might* be worth something. And even if you could sell something with the woodstock provinence connection, and if it did sell for some value, I can imagine how fast all sorts of yahoo's would pop up on the auction sites, claiming all kinds of metal debri were also "found at woodstock". Just doesn't seem documentable at this point in time, too recent in history.
NiagracountyNY
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I doubt very much they used them!LOL This was the 60s..Free Love...Being in My state i often wondered what that site looked like Now .There has to be some coinage dropped there.Maybe someday ill take the drivejmaryt said:
