1st post of Old Odd Finds includeing a Joe Macha Saloon Token

[X-Terra70_TreasureHunter]

Hea everyone here are some finds that i have recovered
not bad for a newbie.

After removeing more junk from the back it looks like 5¢
instead of what i had thought it was at 1st a $1 token

TreasureHunter

 

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[Colonial KirkPA]

Re: 1st post

Could you get a close-up of that one pulltab? It looks to have a rare mint formation.

Keep the passion high, buddy.

BDD...Kirk

 

[Master Sarge]

Re: 1st post

Those are good finds! Keep it up, you will get better each and everyday. Good Luck and God Bless!!!

 

[Johnny Ringo Silver]

Re: 1st post

Nice finds, have you learned anything on the saloon token? 8) 8)

 

[birdman]

Re: 1st post

That saloon token rocks!

 

[mastereagle22]

Re: 1st post

I believe your whatzit? might be the top of an electrical device, it looks like those are solder joints where other wires would have connected. I thought it might be the top of a battery because I have seen some like that come from inside rechargeable items.

That token is really cool.

 

[X-Terra70_TreasureHunter]

Hi i have contacted in excess of 20
sellers on ebay about information
on the saloon token i will keep everyone
informed of what i find out about it.

So far NO LUCK finding a dealer on Ebay
who knows anything about this token.


TreasureHunter

 

[X-Terra70_TreasureHunter]

bump

 

[oddcoins]

That saloon token is SWEET!! I bet you'd have to put out some serious cash if you wanted to buy one of those bad boys from a coin dealer! NICE!!!!!

 

[River Rat]

Great finds, TH! Really like that token...it's different. Now, how in the world did you manage to find those fancy looking tabs? I can't never seem to find any. I still have the 1st one ever found.

RR

 

[Ratman]

Very cool token hope you find some info on it ...

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Awesome token! HH, Mike

 

[Montana Jim]

TreasureHunter! Er... I mean Nipper Bubba dude...

Great finds! It's about time you started posting! Hey... awesome token... Good luck finding more information out about it...

Keep the finds comming in!

Jim

 

[texasvarmit]

Joe Macha Saloon Token

Your token, Joe Macha, Aransas, Buckhorn Saloon, is very likely from Shiner, Texas up in Lavaca County, about a hundred miles northeast of your location near Tilden, Texas ( McMullen county). Joe Macha was a saloon keeper in Shiner, Texas in 1905, 1914, and 1910. He was also a saloon keeper in Moulton, Texas (Lavaca County), which is about 10 miles north of Shiner, in the year 1897. So first he was in Moulton, and by 1905 was in Shiner where he likely stayed until prohibition shut the saloons down about 1917. As to the value of the token, in the condition it is in from the photograph, I would estimate a fair market value of about $50. Kind of low, mainly because of the clip that took off two of the lobes, the scratches and corrosion. Also it lacks having the town name and state on the token, which decreases value. On the bright side, it does have the word "saloon" and has the proprietor's name which makes it easier to verify the location of the business and date.
If you have any questions, you can email me.
Jerry Adams
trade token collector of 35 years
Keller, Texas

email: RED13STARWOOD AT YAHOO DOT COM

 

[Mona Lisa]

Nice find, Nipper Bubba Louie!!

How's that pinpointer working??

 

[X-Terra70_TreasureHunter]

Bump

 

[~MetalDigger~]

Nice finds, the eletrical device, could be a voltage regulator, or other of somekind. HH to all

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Buckhorn Saloon in Ingleside Texas (Aransas County) Established 1920.

http://thebuckhornsaloon.com/index.html