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Here is an interesting tid bit from history on Chrysler's war effort of making 45 ammo Look at the rejection rate for the production! Cartridges made at the Evansville arsenal had seven parts, passed through 48 processing operations, and had to survive 334 quality control inspections. On June 30, 1942, the first bullets produced there were test fired. From June 1942 to April 20, 1944 when the contract ended, Chrysler’s Evansville arsenal produced 96 percent of the military’s .45 caliber cartridges: 3,264,281,914 rounds. Rejection rate of cartridges was less then .1 percent of production.

Ski and golf resort in Mich, ball marker

Heads or tails flipper

Another return key to owner tag,this one from Canada

same both sides, Rose City Mich.

I think they were flash plated

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According to one of the elongated books I have there are 100's of of the versions of this prayer

Here is one with the copper skin missing, it was pointed out to me that it probably is a dime on another forum not being a coin collector and looking at some pocket change it probably is.

here is another version

wrong forum

Nope, They mostly are center of coins.

Here is a group that was cut out of silver English coins. you never now what can turn up in a bulk buy