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like the iron ore that was used to make a spoon or belt buckle I own dating back billions of years (which is certainly plausible), it's probably my great granddaddy's shotgun. I traced the serial number of it back on the Remington website and IIRC it was from about 1912.

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Posted: 04/28/2022 at 4:07PM

Poll : whats the oldest terrestrial item u own? -- astrohokie 04/28/2022 4:04PM

Bass drum and cymbal from my Dads drum set circa 1940 that -- DonHo-kieHi 04/28/2022 10:46PM

I have a currently running Forestville 8 day clock built around 1840-1850 -- typed by ben 04/28/2022 8:21PM

Belly button lint, c. 2010? not sure exactly date, can't get it out. 😱 ** -- B777Fr8Dog 04/28/2022 7:59PM

My yard has approximately 1 million coral rocks that are supposedly -- Coach McGuirk 04/28/2022 7:21PM

Probably a rock about 2 billion years old ** -- MEHOKIE 04/28/2022 6:15PM

Probably this WW 1 medal. I think from my Grandfather on my Mom's side. -- Late 80s Hokie 04/28/2022 5:12PM

Still, uber cool, ** -- astrohokie 04/28/2022 5:14PM

Confederate $ .....Spanish coins from 1700s ** -- VTCC 65 04/28/2022 4:50PM

No meteorites…but an extensive collection of Native American artifacts -- VaTaz 04/28/2022 4:47PM

Yeah, that's probably my answer, too. -- MP4VT2004 04/28/2022 5:36PM

Um the rock I just picked up in my yard is at least that old...Oh and I -- UTPr0sim 04/28/2022 4:10PM

I have a meteorite I found in the back yard of my first home here. -- PhotoHokieNC 04/28/2022 4:09PM

Cool, & a very rare find ** -- astrohokie 04/28/2022 4:11PM

Excluding something obtuse -- Tafkam Hokie 04/28/2022 4:07PM

Excluding something obtuse

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