*Dig-Dug*
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Unlike last week, it took significantly more than 3 hours to find The 150 coins plus other goodies this week. Monday and Wednesday evening My son and I continued searching the ground behind my apartment building here in Germany and came up with a good mix of older German and US coinage. Wanting more volume today we hit the sand lot playground which always pays off and did so with 85 coins, some inexpensive jewlery, and a couple of toys.
Digging in the dirt we scored 8 Wheat back cents, a dateless buffalo nickle, a 1940 Nazi 10 Pfennig (aluminium and ROUGH), an 1855 1Pfennig, an 1843 1Kreuzer, a rough flat button, and a few tokens (local and US).
In the playground, we got a Silver plated cross, Silver Heart shaped earring, Silver (.925) bracelet that someone got mad at, two different gold plated hearts, and deep under the sand a pin that I believe is some kind of Military Communications pin which I could use help identifying, Keys and other misc. stuff.
Enjoy the pics.
Just the coins
1940 10Pfennig coin - look carefully and you can see the swastika
1855 1Pfennig coin
1843 1 Kreuzer coin
The Wheat Cents and Dateless Buffalo
The Tokens - Rhein Main Officers Club, Old Chuckie Cheese, and an unknown
The Pin I could use help identifying - the writing apprats to read "Getting the Message Through" I'm guessing at the first word.
Digging in the dirt we scored 8 Wheat back cents, a dateless buffalo nickle, a 1940 Nazi 10 Pfennig (aluminium and ROUGH), an 1855 1Pfennig, an 1843 1Kreuzer, a rough flat button, and a few tokens (local and US).
In the playground, we got a Silver plated cross, Silver Heart shaped earring, Silver (.925) bracelet that someone got mad at, two different gold plated hearts, and deep under the sand a pin that I believe is some kind of Military Communications pin which I could use help identifying, Keys and other misc. stuff.
Enjoy the pics.
Just the coins
1940 10Pfennig coin - look carefully and you can see the swastika
1855 1Pfennig coin
1843 1 Kreuzer coin
The Wheat Cents and Dateless Buffalo
The Tokens - Rhein Main Officers Club, Old Chuckie Cheese, and an unknown
The Pin I could use help identifying - the writing apprats to read "Getting the Message Through" I'm guessing at the first word.
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