Posted by Red Mud on March 06, 2012 at 09:47:12 from (216.167.146.21):
In Reply to: Pickers Warehouse posted by rrlund on March 06, 2012 at 07:17:25:
There is another show on now called "diggers", they use metal detector to find their junk. They were at a civil war battle ground, one guy dug up a bullet that had hit something and flatten it. They said it was worth I believe $15,00. The other guy dug up another bullet, it had missed hitting anything when it was shot and landed in good condition and it was worth $30,00 bucks. It wasn't the condition of either bullet that dictated their price, It was "which side fired them", one was fired by the "north" and the other by the "south". They both looked to be 50 caliber, one guy said he thought they were 60 caliber. I don't remember which bullet was fired by which side, I changed channels and told the wife it's another show in the same category as the repo shows.
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