luvmydfx
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- Mar 21, 2005
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Hello all, I found this hypodermic needle about 5 inches down at an old medical building still in business today. I was wondering if I might find a needle by accident after I got permission and went there. Luckily, I don't think the needle broke the skin when I found it (I don't wear gloves). I do not think that there would be any germs left on it anyways, as this needle I am assuming is probably at least 40 years old. Kinda had me freaked out, and needless to say I did not stay to long after finding it. I was hoping to find some old coins, due to the history of the place, but all I found was .84 cents in clad. I am still waiting to find a shield or v or buffalo nickel, and some IH pennies. I don't think the state I live in has an old enough history to find many old coins, but I am sure that there are a few out there, I did find a 43 merc awhile back. The lock was found at an old High School in a neighboring town, and does not have any manufacturing marks on it, this is the town that was settled by Germans in the late 1800's. I did find the rest of this stuff at the medical facility though. An old box car derby medal that cleaned up nicely, a whatsit, possibly the top of an old needle medicine bottle??, an old salt shaker top, and this cool Navy button. Does anyone have a book that says what this button might be worth I am not interested in selling it, but it is definately a cool find, and am wondering if it has any value. Anyways, I guess the Moral of the Story is to be cautious when hunting a place you suspect may have old medical waste somewhere in the ground, I should have worn gloves, and definately will in the future if I am going to hunt more places like this.
Happy Safe Hunting,
Loren Farrar
Founder of http://www.easystopgiftshop.com
Happy Safe Hunting,
Loren Farrar
Founder of http://www.easystopgiftshop.com
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