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Item Code: 1000-1218
Face is dark with lighter discoloration around edges of letters causing them to stand out. There is also light discoloration around the edge. Discoloration is caused by ground action. There are no dings or dents on the edge. Face has is very nice overall.
Reverse has 100% lead fill and both iron loops. Back also has name of the digger and the number “66” below it.
Plate was recovered in Central Virginia. [ad]
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