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Ken
found this item at a bridge which was burned down during the civil war.
One side has the numbers and the other the initials SLC Does anyone know
what this is? Could it be associated with the civil war or maybe some
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What are these worth? The treasure hunter found 13 of these nickel Ingots which weigh 3 lbs each. He wants to know what they are worth!
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Pat , a Civil War relic hunter, found this item at a hospital site. He also has one that is 2/3 the size of this one. It took two different size keys to open. Scratches at four corners and curvature of lock plate indicate it has been pried or cut off with a knife. If you have and idea of what this is please let us
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Tommy found
this Prussian Coin....Can anyone give us some info on it as to
what it is and the value?
Thanks goes out to W.C. who helped with info on this item, W.C. sent in
the following information: The Prussian Coin that Tommy wants
information on, I found in the standard catalog of WORLD COINS 18th
edition, copyright MXMI by KRAUSE PUBLICATIONS, INC,. on page 693, as
being minted with the "D" mint mark in Aurich -East
Friesland Prussia. On obverse is the face of Friedrich Wilhelm
III, ruler 1797-1840. The coin is a 1/6th THALER, Fine $4.00, VF
$10.00,XF-45.00. As this is a fairly old book, the value may have
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