Cool or crud

Joe-Dirt

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hard to say, sure looks like a 5 though. Is it possible to clean it up any more?
 

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hard to say, sure looks like a 5 though. Is it possible to clean it up any more?
No, it’s pretty toasty. I pulled it out of a long forgotten colonial road that is now a low wet spot.
 

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No, it’s pretty toasty. I pulled it out of a long forgotten colonial road that is now a low wet spot.

if it were me i would use my stero microscope and some distilled water with my teeny diamond abrasive hand pick. looks like it has a lot of mineralization caked on from that wet spot. I have had luck in the past cleaning up stuff like that.
 

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It does look like a 5, but I think the placement is wrong.
It also looks like there is detail on the left edge.
More careful cleaning is needed to tell for sure.
 

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Based on where it was found but that it probably has no value, I'm going with "cool crud".

SILVER next time out!
 

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Based on where it was found but that it probably has no value, I'm going with "cool crud".

SILVER next time out!
I’m inclined to agree with the crud theory
 

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