u/Relevant-Item102

I stopped at a garage sale this morning and found treasure! The spoons are coin silver marked "c.p. barnes and bro" and the knife is marked sterling. This is the best find I've had in quite a while.

Very fragile. The one on the left is the one I got first. What is the verdict on this one? The guy from the estate sale said that he had no idea about either but that he didn't have any more. Thanks for any help.

I bought this pot at an estate sale in southeastern Kentucky, USA for $1. To my (amateur) eye it looks and feels ancient and fragile (Very lightweight). but I would love to know if this is a real artifact and if so what culture may have made it. Thanks for any help!

I found this ancient looking and very fragile pot for a buck at the mother of all estate sales out here in southern kentucky. I have been going every day for two weeks now and have found treasure for pennies everytime. But this, I think, is the coolest yet. Pretty neat huh?

I got this for $2 today. It's 5 3/4 inches long and weighs 18.6 grams. I'm pretty sure it is coin silver but I can't find any marks on it besides the monogram on the back. How old could it be and who might've made it? Thanks!

How can I prove to Fetch that I have been playing this game an hour every day? There is no time tracker that I can find besides the daily rewards tracker in the settings.

Has anybody else gotten this offer? Its not working.

I've had him for 20 years.

I found these two yesterday. A 1944 mercury dime and a 50% silver 1968 Canadian dime.

Finally broke my dry spell. The charms are 14k, I got those for $1 at a local thrift store. Everything else came from the coin star. The little Jesus was on the counter.

This is my second silver find of the year, the other is a 1963 dime at the same machine.