Still some neat finds
Found this online
During the reign of King George VI Canada issued five different types of 5 Cent coins, commonly known as nickels. The first type was the round one with the beaver, the second type was 1942 in tombac with the beaver, the third type was the V for Victory in tombac, the fourth was V for Victory in steel and the last was the commemorative for Nickel 1781-1951 in nickel
I think I want to find all five now
Has some small tears but overall good shape
A few coins from today. I got the colored coin back in change and asked the cashier if she had any other neat coins. She checked her till and I was able to score these as well!
We got the slave cylinder swapped and back to running smoothly. This car is just a joy to cruise around in. Looking forward to being able to make some passes late on this summer
The slave cylinder in my chevette failed so I am not able to race this weekend but that won't stop us from having fun with the guys
He was reminiscing about his first truck, I looked it up and showed him a picture of this green one. He said to that's exactly like it but his had a box cap (picture2)
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I have no clue what a custom would cost so I'm just feeling the waters if it's something I could purchase for him.
1985 Chevy chevette. Starting as a daily driver and planning to put a 3.8l supercharged V6
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What did your look like when you started?
Another bottle from the barn find,It's a fairly plain bottle but it's becoming one of my favorites. The tiny air bubbles in the glass are sorta neat IMO
I really like the shape of this one and the cursive Raleighs is a cool touch. The bottom has a small #1 and on the side near the bottom it says bottle made in USA
Working on my bottle display, I started with two and added 3 more from a recent barn find.
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Detail pictures are taken from left to right of group photo
Any good resources out there to learn about them would be appreciated ( coke, Schweppes, 7up, Pepsi, and some unnamed ones too)
I don't often get cool coins back in my change but today was amazing to say the least. I think this should at least cover the cost of my tea.