Just happened to check some old brass I have and look what showed up

[RBruce]

Just happened to check some old brass I have and look what showed up. Wonder what they are worth.

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[Rick the Librarian]

If it is just the brass (as opposed to the complete cartridge), I'm not sure they are worth much. Back before ammunition really took off in price last year, I used to love to buy large baggies of old 30-06 and .45 cartridges. Sometimes you'd come across some interesting finds!

[browningautorifle]

Agreed, it's loaded cartridges that glean the dollars.

[Randy A]

Agreed, it's loaded cartridges that glean the dollars.

I'm glad you said that, now I feel better about loading all the 1929NM and 1934 Palma brass I had

[RBruce]

These cases were in a practice clip.

[browningautorifle]

I was moving through a torn up muddied up training area in Ft Lewis WA some decades back and came across a partial, jammed clip of M1909 blank. I washed them and examined them to find they were marked 1933...the clip looked like someone bit it and three rounds remained. Right where the troop threw it back then...