Antique Store/Flea Market finds

[rra227]

Nice stuff. The coins are great. I would grab them in a heartbeat. Rich A. in Pa.

[Heavington]

Nice stuff. The coins are great. I would grab them in a heartbeat. Rich A. in Pa.

Thank you, I usually only pick up coins when they are under the melt price, but U.S. trade dollars are extremely scarce and nearly impossible to find for under $150. So I broke my own rules a little .

[rra227]

Still nice anyway. Rich A. in Pa.

[Heavington]

I went out again and 90% of the stuff came from a seller who bought a bunch of WWII stuff from a family. I found a few live rounds in the container, that were in as good of a condition as the rest of the stuff, so they went right into the garbage . Only spent 54 USD on everything!





If anyone knows a good way to clean and preserve the bullets, it would be appreciated! Does anyone know what that unmarked bag is, can't seem to figure out what it was used for?

[colt45]

gas mask bag?

[Heavington]

Went to a smaller flea market this time around, had a pretty good haul. Picked up 4 naval uniforms, a WWI poster, coins, helmet liner and some medal bars.

[rra227]

Nice stuff. Rich A. in Pa.

[Heavington]

Found some WWII enfield spikes, WWI era collar insignia, Vietnam medal bar and a marksman medal. The guy I usually buy coins from had an unsearched bag that he handed to me to search, I was able to find a 1907 Canadian 5 cents. My first junk bin silver find!

[rra227]

Nice pile of coins. Rich A. in Pa.

[Heavington]

Went to my usual today and since it was rainy half of them didn't even show up, but today I ended up walking out with more money than I came with (bet that won't happen ever again ). I am going to go back tomorrow, it is supposed to be a better day and more dealers should actually show up this time. Paid a dollar each for the Kennedy halfs, sold them off for 2 each, the ones in the picture are the ones I have left.